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Whenever I look into others' eyes. My mind went blank I cannot concentrate when I do that. I am always afraid of looking into others' eyes when starting off a conversation even they are my parents! When I talk to someone, I barely have eyes contact with them. This is so impolite I must say. I guess they may think that it's because I don't want to talk with them, or I am so cocky and conceited to talk with anybody. This is so not me. I hate myself

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Whenever I look into others' eyes. My mind went blank

My mind goes blank whenever I look into others eyes.


I cannot concentrate when I do that. I am always afraid of looking into others' eyes when starting off a conversation, even if they are my parents! When I talk to someone, I barely have eyes eye contact with them. This is so impolite I must say I must say this is so impolite. I guess they may think that it's because I don't want to talk with them, or I am so cocky and conceited to talk with anybody.
This is so not me. I hate myself

 

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Your English is good, but I don't understand why you write others' like that.

You can only use ' if a word ends with the letter ''S''.

Example:

You usually usually say Kim's birthday

but if it's Jesus, it would be like this:

Jesus' birthday

 

 


 

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Whenever I look into others' people's eyes, my mind goes blank

I cannot concentrate when I look at someone. I am always afraid of looking into other's eyes when starting off a conversation even if they are my parents! When I talk to someone, I barely make eye contact with them. This is very impolite I must say. I guess they may think that it's because I don't want to talk with them, or that I am too cocky and conceited to talk with anybody. This is so not me. I hate myself.

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This is a common thing with some people, sometimes it is attributed to certain 'disorders' specifically Autism or possibly Asberger's syndrome. Experienced job interviewers are probably very familiar with this kind of social anxiety. I have the intuition that if I ask somebody I don't know very well for something like directions, or how to say something in another language, or some fact, they might not be able to come up with the answer immediate because of some social anxiety. If, in the US, you don't look at someone when you talk to them, some people might think you to be rude, but many might also think you are hiding something or lyings. It is possible I have more insight into human nature than some other people... I actually use to suffer from this myself, but it went away for the most part as I got older.

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