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Eye contact IS important

Ronald Zeeman said:
I have had situations where a person demanded That I look them in the eye, all this does is make me angry, possibly make me us an expletive. Then they get it.
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I had too but I'm not great at eye contact so yeah, I can look someone in the eye or something, but then they say stop staring at me.
 
Ronald Zeeman said:
That's how it works get to know the person don't make assumptions. We are a significant proportion of the population, so any body who generalizes would have a very simple view.I have had situations where a person demanded That I look them in the eye, all this does is make me angry, possibly make me us an expletive. Then they get it.
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Reminds me of Judge Judy "Look at me!!" 😂
 
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