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People's eyes and how you interpret them
When people have those rivelling eyes that move around a lot or fre around what does that indicate to you? Mystery, depth? Does the speed of them mean anything? Or do still eyes have depth? Or is it nothing to do with movement but the colour/pigment/sheen in the eye? Do certain kid of eyes look authentic or soulful?
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Lol!
![]() Ah, I always wondered that myself Affable.... some people's eyes dart left and right at high speed when they're maintaining eye contact, is it a subconscious thing? Or can they stop it?
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Nah, some peoples eyes are just like that all the time when they speak. Of course if they look at you with rivelling eyes and an implicit tenderness, then you know you're in. I don't know if it's general, everyday incidence indicates depth and complexity or that their mind is all over the place, just 'lively' rather than deep.
Last edited by Affable; 18-05-2009 at 03:51. |
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With me, I don't wanna stare too much, I got intense eyes anyway, so I move em around not to bear down on people. It can be stopped to some degree but it's mostly subconscious I think, well it is if they are absorbed in what they are saying.
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look up stuff on Eye Contact. The listener gazes at the speaker, the speaker only occasionally glances at the listener. Check out your friends when you're talking 1 to 1. As for the rest it could be habit. It's not so much the eyes themselves that give expression - they're just orbs; it's the facial expression around them that makes a difference. Staring is generally seen as aggressive.
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