The good news is that none of this means anything is wrong with you. Seeing faces in things is a normal part of how people perceive the world, and it tends to pop up in the most ordinary places. Breakfast is a big one, with eggs, pancakes, and toast frequently looking back at hungry humans.
Bathrooms are another, since taps, tiles, and shower heads have a gift for looking wide eyed. Cars deserve a special mention because headlights and grilles practically come with eyes and a smile already installed, and some drivers swear their vehicle has a mood.
#27 Its Hard To Make Dinner With My Block Of Parmesan Cheese Looking At Me Like This!
All of this is also why artists enjoy playing with the idea, and pareidolia inspired illustrations show how a few well placed lines can turn an ordinary spot into a character with a personality, a story, and sometimes a hat. Nobody has to teach us how to read these little expressions either. A doorknob with a surprised mouth makes a toddler and a grandparent giggle alike, which probably explains why people love sharing them.
So the next time a chair looks smug or a cloud appears to be mid yawn, go ahead and say hello. You are in very good company, from curious monkeys to the scientists who spent years studying the phenomenon. Faces, it turns out, are something our brains are always eager to find, and the world is more than happy to oblige with a steady supply of accidental portraits.
#34 They Were All Looking At Me Edit: I Finaly Found My Wigletts, LOL While Other People Point Out The Mad Palm Tree Hidding Behind The Lightpole, Or The Skull With Itthe Skull(Tail Light)
