Since you “win” I’m guessing that means you always end up on top, straddling them and pinning their arms down, face-to-face. And that you are at least moderately attractive. Which leads me to bet real money that your “superpower” would allow you to overpower any straight male from 14 to 94, of any build. I’m fairly well built and yet this happened to me a lot as a teenager whenever I wrestled with female friends. I’m available for a test fight, BTW. [ grin ]

On topic, for many years I had the ability to find something hidden that I hadn’t seen in a long time, which I would suddenly need within a few days. Usually the object was in an odd location where I wouldn’t have found it when I suddenly needed it. For example, find the Windows XP disc under the couch, and the computer dies 3 days later requiring reinstallation of everything. Hasn’t happened in a while now but used to happen several times a month.

However, for many, many years now my wife and I say exactly what’s on the other’s mind even when nothing has been said for a long time and we aren’t even looking at each other (so no nonverbal cues, either). Sitting on the couch watching TV for an hour in silence I might say “hey, do you know where the blue shovel is?” and often her response will be “I was just taking a breath to ask you the same thing!” She’ll do the same to me.

Very mild superpowers from Spicks and Specks an Australian music quiz show.

i can also move my eyes from left to right really really fast so they look like theyr vibrating. it creeps people out!

also, i can move my lower eyelids inwards, so i look like a posessed zombie child. that creeps people out too!

i love these ‘powers’ XD

Your bodily “stink” smells much worse to people who share components of your immune system, an evolutionary trick to get folk to pick partners who don’t share any, and thus be more likely to have some of your kids survive the next plague. Your children should be less likely than average to die of the same immune-related cause as each other.
The stink in your clothes is mostly unrelated bacterial compounds (which don’t reproduce at all well on our skin, but thrive in various clothing materials), and smells much the same to everyone. Multiple sweating/drying/reheating sessions (such as before and after lunch, or on multiple days) amplifies the number of bacteria considerably.

People who smell worse than the clothes they’re in share a lot of the chromosomes that are active in your immune system. Either that or they have an infection, and should see a doctor.

Still, much of taste and smell is attitude. It’s quite possible to consciously ignore smells, and it’s normal for people to unconsciously do so in various “safe” smelly situations (like defecating or changing nappies). It’s similarly possible to elevate your awareness of these things, which you may have taken to doing by habit.

Hmm. Though I basically understand the value of the scientific method in testing theories of causation. Seriously people, do some experiments, be a little less credulous.