Discussion What part of the human body do you look at when you talk to someone?

What part of the human body do you look at when you talk to someone?

I usually dont look in one place the entire time my eyes always wander.

 

One of their ears to make them confused.

 

try look not at them but behind them and constantly do it they may turn around to see what you are gazing at.

 

face~ easiest cuz it big and talk about face to face

boob for slapped
crotch another slap

meh depend on situation~

 

...talk to people? ...what?

 

I-is this a new word of communication that i'm too loner to understand...?

 

Forehead, it is very bad with my boss; he has receding hairline

Eyes if I really want to kill that person.

 

as someone with social awkwardness and self-confidence issue, i always try my best to not look away from people's face/eyes when i talk to them especially important talks

 

If im talking to them eyes or their face.

If im walking around and just looking at them, usually the boobs then body or face.

 

Face first of course, then the whole body. If the face is unbearable, it won't matter how good their bodies is...

 

One of the eyes usually if it's a person I know and we're talking or chatting for a substanstial amount of time (Though I get uncomfortable easily doing this if it's just with an acquaintance, well I still try). If it's a stranger and I just say thank you or ask something, like I say something short, I sometimes don't look at them at all.

 

Eyes? Where else would you look?

 

If I am talking to them - the bridge of their nose and just wander around to the whole face.
If I am walking and glances at someone then Face and body shape

 

Eyes, always. It...leads to a pretty intense turn of conversations, sometimes.

 

The space just above their shoulders.
I cant look people in the face. It rattles my nerves and I crumble socially.
No one pointed it out as of yet though. Even during job interviews.

 

Stare at their kneecap to assert dominance

 

Lmao

 

same for me my eyes wander. mostly because it's incredibly awkward to make eye contact with others, but my dad would force me to make eye contact with him when talking, and slowly got used to it. sometimes even playing games he would ask what eye color they had after.

 

Nice, this way you can at least show yourself as attentive or as a good listener.

As a child, my relatives would often tell me to look at the person when talking because it is rude.

I learnt to do that eventually, especially when in argument or when I am getting scolded.