f paranoia may lead to a feeling of defensiveness, and that defensiveness will eventually take you deep into the pits of anger!Stage 3, the last stage in this process is, right, you guessed it, the physical adaptation of the subject, which encompasses your actions and the way you look. Moods affect your actions. Fear or paranoia, as I said before, leads to defensiveness, the person thinking they must do whatever it takes to survive, no matter how extreme the measures may be. That kind of mental aspect leads to feelings of anger. Eric Harris feelings of rage led him to kill his fellow students, and through feelings of despair, kill himself. The way a person treats someone will forever affect both people! Moods may also affect the persons appearance or the way people perceive them. A persons mood will affect their posture; negative feelings produce slouching. The voice is also affected; the more angered a person is, the louder and meaner they speak/sound. Whenever Im feeling negative feelings, I sometimes dress in black. Like my feelings affect my clothing, it affects the way others dress, too. You can usually tell the way a person is feeling by just looking at their eyes, I know I can. Eyes tell a lot! Someones eyes may get smaller or the eyebrows go down, when they are mad. This physical appearance, even if it has not been affected by the emotions, may affect the emotions themselves. When I wear black, and Ive got my Slipknot shirt on, I feel like a bad***, someone said when I asked them. People wear certain things just to fit in! That, in affect, may change their moods or emotions. This process could also be changed and go backwards through physical adaptation, to emotional adaptation, to mental adaptation. Same domino effect - just backwards.Like a Domino effect, the aspects of living things, in general, adapt or evolve to match their surroundings or what is set before them. That is what my M.E.P.A. Theory is all about, the evolution ...
