What do you try NOT to look at in a crowded space ( elevator, bus, subway ) and why?

Answer 1

I have a bad habit of staring at people, so I at least try to avoid looking into people's eyes, so there's not that awkward moment...

Answer 2

the 1st element I be conscious is smells. i ask your self why human beings won't manage to easily use deodorant in the previous they use public delivery and so on. the 2d element I be conscious is the temperature, e. that's tremendously warm and sticky, and there is rather little air because of fact it is so crowded. Then I be conscious issues like the sweat on human beings's foreheads, and the agaitated expressions on their faces. Then, as I settle, I start to be conscious the folk's behaviours. I be conscious human beings attempting to examine over one yet another's shoulders, the folk who appear like they try to scouse borrow from somebody else, the folk who're rapid asleep, thoroughly oblivious, and yet, by using some miracle, have the flexibility to get off while they'd desire to, and the weirdos who're sidling as much as different passengers who seem terrified. If I wasn't so afraid of human beings staring at me, i'd watch absolutely everyone compulsively. that's eye-catching.

Answer 3

I try not to look at anyone standing close to me, because then it would seem like I want to talk, but talking to someone standing so close would seem too personal for someone I don't even know. If it's a friend, that's fine, but otherwise that's kind of awkward.

If nobody is close, I guess I try not to look at anyone's face for too long, because they'd either think I was stalking them or want to talk... and it seems like nobody wants to talk in most crowded places.

Very silly actually. I'm sure I seem like I don't want to talk because I don't look at people. Sometimes I don't want to, but mostly I just do it because it seems like that's what people do.

I guess it's kind of weird getting to know someone for no reason in front of a bunch of other people you also don't know. But hey, you make a lot more progress meeting people that way than introducing yourself to one person at a time :)

Good question.

Answer 4

I look at everything, theres no reason for me not too. I can learn a lot from people.. I am a conversationalist, there might be somthing i want to say to somoene to brighten their day a little. Or maybe they could brighten mine, but they certainly wouldn't do so if i didn't put my chin up and take a look at the world..

Answer 5

People's privates (breasts or packages) I am bisexual and it is hard in a crowded space not to check people out.

Answer 6

I try not to look at other people. If it's particularly crowded, this is for a sense of personal space. We psychologically distance ourselves when physical distance is not available to us, by averting our eyes.

When it's less crowded, but still a confined space, I still try not to look at people, or at anything! I try not to look out of the window behind someone in case they think I'm staring at them. I try not to look athe floor in cas they think I'm staring at their shoes. I don't look at them because I don't like people looking at me. I feel like they're trying to suss me out, and it's creepy.

I also try not to look at people's luggage in case they think I'm being suspicious, and either trying to steal it, or accusing them of something. Lol, nothing's safe to look at!

Lol, I'm shy, and paranoid, and it really shows in public spaces!

Answer 7

I try not to look at the bulges in the front of men's jeans..Notice I said TRY.

Answer 8

The people. Unless they're normal.

Answer 9

big fat people wearing tight short clothes that show us their rolls and cellulite and dtjoei, why because i might throw up

Answer 10

Men who adjust themselves as if no one can see them. *L*