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Eye Contact TikTok (youtu.be)
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I'm not here making some value statement about the importance of eye contact or whatever, for the record. do what u want, lots of people don't like direct eye contact, it could well be enought to look generally at people's faces most of the time, and it's a pretty intricate social tool, I'd argue. I'm not qualified to give complicated eye contact takes

Thoughts?

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[-] Xenophon@nicecrew.digital -1 points 2 years ago

>You should consider looking into that.

He cant. He is afraid of eye contact ๐Ÿ˜

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