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I'm a very large person (250lb/110kg, over 6'/1.8m) and I walk almost silently, unless I'm trying to be loud. I've learned to make some kind of noise when approaching people from behind, because otherwise it almost guarantees a jump scare
I'm the opposite. Petite 5'0" lady who sounds like an entire community of elephants when I walk.
A group of elephants is called a parade.
Hahaha I'm the same. Totally perfected ninja walking
I call it my "stealth field." I've had multiple people look directly at me, multiple times, and then jump scare when I move. I'm 6'3", and 240. The walking silently is just a bonus, though it sounds very loud to me.
As someone living in a noisy appartment building, can you move in next to me please!