Eye contact collage
Agony Aunt: Otherwise, feeling is inferred, or
expressed nonverbally, through eye contact, or an encouraging smile.
Conductor: Making awkward eye contact with musicians
while you’re conducting.
Psychologist: They avoid eye contact, or sometimes
become tearful and obstinate.
Student: Eye contact with teacher during test.
They think I'm cheating.
Rap Artist: Maintaining uncomfy extended eye
contact witchu
Comedian: I'm joining this group: Anonymous
Alcoholics. We meet at the bar at Applebees and never make eye contact.
Feminist: On National No Bra Day do your best to
maintain eye contact with grandmothers.
Author: Yet somehow he seemed to maintain eye
contact with me, as though he knew I needed to submit to his personality, as
though he sensed I was less easy meat than my brother...
Poet: ...who
lived next door to you for years but would never say hi or make eye
contact.
Embarrassed: Making eye contact with someone
while eating a banana is seriously the most awkward thing.
Someone at one with Nature: Such discipline carries over in the
humdrum of daily existence, in walks at the park, in unexpected moments of eye
contact between friends and strangers.
Strange person: I need to stop making eye contact with
stray animals. I've never even had a serious boyfriend & already my heart
has been broken too many times.
Tips for Guys: When she is talking to you don't
look around or at your phone...listen to her, make eye contact. Show her you
care.
London Underground fake notice: "No eye contact. Penalty
£200"
Acknowledgements to the people who tweeted some of these lines, many of which are also found elsewhere on the Net.
2 comments:
For some reason, reading this poem made me think "Imagine if people took the phrase 'making eye contact' literally?" The thought of pressing one's eyeball against someone else's ... eurrgh!
After putting that image in your mind, I'll run away now...
I find a hongi has a bit of the same effect on me, but then putting lips to lips is another thing entirely!
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