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| quote: | Originally posted by Seric
I usually pause in coversation in front of most anyone. I generally assume everyone is always listening in because I listen to everything. I can hold a fair grip on almost all of the audible conversations going on simultaneously in a coffee shop. I guess that's the advantage of overactivity in the brain, paranoia, anxeity, and hiperactivity. rapid fire neurotransmitters. woohoo! The whole world thinks that I think they're hot. I generally like to read people's eyes. for the most part "acting" with the eyes is very difficult. You can't fake a subconscious aversion to stare. I mean you can, but the biproduct of trying to avert a gaze is often crystal clear. Eyes are generally brough to attention by some sort of external stimuli, I.E. a light, a shadow, a person walking by, something very contrasted in peripheral vision etc. etc. When people look to certain areas arbitrarily. Like a direct motion from A to C without the gazingly B, and you didn't also pick up the peripheral stimuli, or know that the probablility of there being so is minimal.. nevermind I'm overanalyzing |
Actually that used to be me...in terms of stopping the conversation when most anyone came by. Once I became conscious of it though, I stopped.
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