_{CHARACTER TRUTHS.   bold  =  always / often   ;   italic  =  sometimes}

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<sub>1. smoking:   the  action  or  habit  of  inhaling  and  exhaling  the  smoke  of  tobacco  or  a  drug.
2. binge  drinking:   the  consumption  of  an  excessive  amount  of  alcohol  in  a  short  period  of  time.
3. drug  abuse:   the  habitual  taking  of  illegal  drugs.
4. nail  biting:   a  common  body  language  sign  of  anxiety/tension.
5. lip  biting:   a  common  body  language  sign  of  anxiety/tension.
6. night  owl:   a  person  who  is  habitually  active  or  wakeful  at  night.
7. early  bird:   a  person  who  rises,   arrives,   or  acts  before  the  usual  or  expected  time.
8. negative  attitudes:   a  philosophy  of  approaching  life  with  criticism &   pessimism.
9. positive  attitudes:   a  philosophy  of  approaching  life  with  optimism   &   confidence.
10. swearing:   the  use  of  offensive  language.</sub>

<sub>11. superstitious:   an  irrational  belief  that  an  object,   action,   or circumstance  not  logically  related  to  a  course  of  events influences  its  outcome.
12. inspecting fingernails: a common body language sign of boredom.
13. scratching  your  neck:   a  common  body  language  sign  of  uncertainty.
14. foot  and  finger  tapping:   a  common  body  language  sign  of  stress/impatience.
15. nose  touch:   a  subtle  body  language  sign  of  deceit.
16. flipping  hair:   a  common  body  language  sign  of  craving  attention.
17. twirling  hair:   a  common  body  language  sign  of  flirtation.
18. cracking  knuckles:   a  common  body  language  sign  of  readiness.
19. hands  behind  back:   a  common  body  language  sign  of  confidence.
20. finger  pointing:   a  common  body  language  sign  of  authority.
21. hands  on  hips:   a  common  body  language  sign  of  readiness.
22. hands  in  pockets:   a  common  body  language  sign  of  mistrust/reluctance.
23. frequent  touch:   a  common  body  language  sign  of  warmth/familiarity.
24. throat – clearing:   a  common  body  language  sign  of  rejection/doubt.
25. jaw – clenching:   a  common  body  language  sign  of  hostility.
26. eye – rolling:   a  common  body  language  sign  of  irritation.
27. head – tilt:   a  common  body  language  sign  of  interest.
28. whistling:   to  emit  high – pitched  sound  by  forcing breakthrough  a  small  hole  between  one’s  lips  or  teeth;   usually  to  a  tune.
29. humming:   make  a  low,   steady  continuous  sound  like  that  of  a  bee;   usually  to  a  tune.
30. perfectionism:   refusal  to  accept  any  standard  short  of  perfection.
31. photographic  memory:   the  ability  to  remember  information  or  visual  images  in  great  detail.
32. paranoia:   a  mental  condition  characterized  by  delusions  of persecution,   unwarranted  jealousy,   or  exaggerated  self – importance,   typically  worked  into  an  organized  system.
33. exaggeration:   a  statement  that  represents  something  as  better  or  worse  than  it  really  is.
34. intuitive:   using  or  based  on  what  one  feels  to  be  true  even  without  conscious  reasoning;   instinctive.
35. quick – witted:   showing  or  characterized  by  an  ability  to  think  or  respond  quickly   &   effectively.
36.  interrupting:   breaking  the  continuity  of  a  conversation  with  one’s  own  statements.
37. doodling:   to  scribble  or  make  rough  drawings,   absentmindedly.
38. irritable:   having  or  showing  a  tendency  to  be  easily  annoyed.
39. gambling:   to  play  games  of  chance  for  money;   bet.
40. travel – sick:   suffering  from  nausea  caused  by  the  motion  of  a  moving  vehicle,   boat,  or  aircraft.
41.  sensitive:   having  or  displaying  a  quick   &   delicate  appreciation  of  others’  feelings.
42. melancholy:   a  feeling  of  pensive  sadness,   typically  with  no  obvious  cause.
43. chewing  gum:   the  exercise  of  chewing  flavoured  gum  which  is  not  intended  for  swallowing.
44. fidgeting:   to  make  small  movements,   especially  of  the  hands   &   feet,   through  nervousness  or impatience.
45. skeptical:   not  easily  convinced;   having  doubts  or  reservations.
46. neat – freak:   compulsively  obsessed  with  cleanliness.
47. gossiping:   divulging  personal  information  about  others.
48. prim:   feeling  or  showing  disapproval  of  anything  regarded  as  improper;   stiffly  correct.
49.   abbreviating:   giving  others  nicknames/shortening  names/giving  pet  names.
50. having  a  catchphrase:   having  a  sentence  or  phrase  typically  associated  with  a  specific  person.</sub>