I can see see the confusion, considering the original French fairy tale was called "La Belle et La Bête" and is today mistranslated as "Beauty and the Beast". Weird.

I have a couple friends like that.

https://therapists.psychologytoday.com/rms

I like her.

Beymax. Think about it. He knew nothing about depression or grief counseling, so he downloaded all he could find just because he wanted Hero to be okay.

I know these people. I also tend to try and be that person. I make great friends by paying attention to people who want a little attention but don't tend to get it. Often they end up being such darlings.

It looks like they're dancing.

Except tigers are solitary. Why is there a big group?

Haha, the one surgeon noticed the camera and was just like, "sup"

It's more like those random muscle twitches

I recently started going to parties. I hate parties because they have a lot of people and I'm not comfortable in groups. But then I started waking up and looking around and realizing that often, there's another like me, who unconsciously shuffled to the side to avoid the group. So I talk to them, one-on-one, and not only make a new friend but make us both able to honestly say "I had fun." Because I was able to approach another introvert and create a situation we both preferred.

Go Bearcats

I have the opposite problem. I don't cry because when I do, everyone starts fawning over me and asking what's wrong. I don't want your attention. It makes me feel embarrassed and a little mad. I want to cry for a bit without having someone bother me. I appreciate the sympathy, but I want you to go away. But I can't say that out loud without being rude. It just puts me in an awkward place. But some people want a bit of that kind of "aw what's wrong", and I understand that.

"I'M KING OF THE SQUIRRELS!"

That's called Puritanism.

"It's not the urge to jump. It's the urge to fall." Or something along those lines.