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'Had'? Meaning you don't anymore? Interesting...Evo said:
I guess I need to explain that huh? I don't date anymore. I haven't been on a date in 6 years. I just got tired of it.rathma said:'Had'? Meaning you don't anymore? Interesting...
Is the dude natural or gratuitous? Staring can make people feel uncomfortable, self-conscious, and even threatened. It can also be seen as rude or invasive of someone's privacy.
No, staring itself does not cause physical harm. However, it can lead to tension or confrontation which may result in physical harm.
Staring at animals or objects is generally harmless, but it is still important to respect boundaries and not make others feel uncomfortable. Additionally, staring at certain objects or bright lights for a long period of time can strain your eyes.
Staring unconsciously can be a result of daydreaming or being lost in thought. It can also be a habit or a sign of social anxiety.
If you catch yourself staring, try to redirect your gaze or shift your focus to something else. It's also helpful to be aware of your surroundings and respect others' personal space.