MEME REFERENCE
Makima is listening
Use Makima is listening when someone suspects an unseen observer, motive, or threat.
- What it expresses
- Suspicion under uncertainty: the composed listener implying that private words are being monitored represents a moment where someone suspects an unseen observer, motive, or threat.
- Example
- For example, a vague calendar invite appears after a secret reorganization; the visual analogy is the composed listener implying that private words are being monitored, signaling that someone suspects an unseen observer, motive, or threat.
- When not to use it
- Avoid when the evidence is clear and trusted; the composed listener implying that private words are being monitored would incorrectly signal that someone suspects an unseen observer, motive, or threat.