Do you tend to focus on the eyes or the mouth? I find myself looking more at the mouth.

You?

Eyes I am guessing sometimes I stare rather hard as the person will stop and say "What?"




Stare into my eyes

I tend to focus on the mouth when speaking to someone

Depends who and what we are discussing...

Mouth I feel uncomfortable staring at someones eyes for a long time

mouth. eye contact gets too intense for me.

Ears.

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abierman said:

abierman said:

What about when you are speaking to a man?
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Anxiety said:

Dan?

jess555ja said:

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mdiver said:

i can't look - it's too ghastly

shanti0608 said:

I stare at eyes, and mouth combo... back and forth.

Eyes always and I hate when I am talking to someone and they talk back to me while looking at the celing. wtf is that about?

I tend to look at everything else EXCEPT the person talking. I have the attention span of a matchbook. Unless you have blinking lights and shiny things on your face, I'm sorry...
But I do look in the mouth to see what kind of party is going on...
Or most of the time I study a person's face. Can't help it. I'm an artist.

eyes

It depends

With just any1: eyes.

With my boyfriend: both

Eyes. But as the conversation wears on, my eyes will wander to the mouth, eyebrows, nose, ears, hair, and maybe even their hands. My eyes have a hard time focusing in one place for too long.

I believe in looking into someone's eyes when speaking to them , I cannot stand people who refuse to look at me when they are speaking to me,they either look at the ground or thier eyes wander. to me it means they have something to hide, i cant trust someone or respect someone who doesnt look into my eyes when speaking.

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BlackAdder7 said:

mdiver said:

Really? I thought you were taller than that.

mdiver said:

so when you're sitting do you keep stickin your head under the table?

I tend to look at the eyes when I am talking to someone. The eyes can show so much.

I have eye to eye conversations