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Saturday, March 17, 2007
[My darting eyes...] ^^^ by Locksley @ 12:55 PM.
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err.. hmm.. haha. I have a feeling I'm the motivation for this particular blog entry >_<
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I dart my eyes too. I believe I'm trying to give the other person a clue that I'm scanning many thoughts while searching for the right words to say. Close friends know it's just a qwerk. At best, it makes me appear nervous. At worst, it may interpreted, subconsciously or consciously, as a sign of dishonesty. You mention distraction. I've recently been diagnosed with ADHD. (More AD than HD). I'm not the typical hyperactive type, I'm often quiet, thoughtful and reserved. However, if I'm required to be more vocal at a social function, interview or at work, I'm a bit anxious about blurting out something that might make me sound less intelligent or more rude than I really am. I don't mean to suggest that have the same condition... just sharing my own hard-won enlightenment.
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I'll try to control this in the future. The thing is, I know that my eyes are looking away/darting about while I'm doing it. I think this happens more in the more "public" places as I tend to be easily distracted. Which is also why it's very difficult for me to study in public.
