Can people accurately perceive the reaction to a story?

It depends. Sometimes people can clearly understand and see the reactions, but other times it might be harder to truly grasp them.

Yes, in some cases, people can see your reaction on a story, especially if it's on a public platform and the settings allow for visibility.

Some people might not perceive BL novels because they are not exposed to or familiar with such genres. Also, personal preferences and cultural background can play a role. For instance, if they grew up in an environment where such themes were not common or discussed, they might be less likely to understand or appreciate them.

Some people are shocked by them. They see these stories as something that goes against their moral or social values.

Control rooms can significantly influence our perception of news stories. They determine which stories get priority, how they're edited, and the visuals and graphics used. This can all sway how we think about the news.

Yes, they can. If your reactions are public or shared within a visible group, others can see them.

Well, it depends on the audience. If they were in a good mood, they might have burst out laughing and asked Josh for more stories. Maybe some of them were so amused that they couldn't stop smiling for a while. They could also start sharing their own similar funny experiences in response to Josh's story.

If the wife is very secure in her relationship, she may take the MMF story as just a story. She might even laugh about it and say it's a wild idea. For instance, if she trusts her husband completely and has a strong sense of self - worth, she won't feel threatened by the idea presented in the story.

You need to start with understanding basic anatomy. Know how the body proportions work and the placement of features. Also, practice different poses and expressions.

Start with basic shapes for the body and build on that. Pay attention to proportions and use references for poses and expressions.