Apparently, I sigh a lot. There are times I’ll be sitting at my computer, reading something, and from across the room my husband will ask me what’s wrong. “Huh? Nothing! Why?”
“You sighed, so I figured something was wrong.”
It was a relief, actually, to come across this article about the mechanisms of the sigh. I’m normal! Well, you know. Sometimes.
But, I’m not a mouthbreather. I’m not depressed. Nothing’s wrong. Usually nothing’s wrong. Sometimes I’m frustrated because I forgot to do something, but for the most part, I’m good. Whew! *sigh*
Californian scientists have identified the source of the sigh. It is not just a response to sadness, depression or despair: it is, also, they report, a life-sustaining reflex that helps preserve lung function.
A sigh’s not just a sigh – it’s a fundamental life-sustaining reflex | Science | The Guardian
Vanessence 
Oh, I can relate SO much. I sigh a lot too and my husband often asks me “what’s up”. Now I know why.
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They always seem to think something’s wrong, lol. I think next time I’ll just say I’m practicing for prank phone calls. 😉
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That’s a good idea. Hope you have a lovely week ahead. 🙂
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Thank you, you too, Miriam! And a Blessed Easter! 🙂
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I wish you a blessed and peaceful Easter as well.
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And as soon as I stop asking, something will be wrong. So I’m asking. Period.
LTY
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Thank you for being so observant, Love, and for making sure all is well. 🙂 LTY2
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Fascinating!
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It’s interesting the stuff you find on the Internet, no?
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