I really thought it was something else when I saw the preview lol

Aaaand it’s working…

I was thinking of eye tits. (at first)

Seriously though, WHY is it so difficult to just look people in the eye when talking to them? I'm always looking at something else like their nose or their forehead.

NOOO! How is anybody supposed to talk to them now?

carnivore4lyf said:
Seriously though, WHY is it so difficult to just look people in the eye when talking to them? I'm always looking at something else like their nose or their forehead.

In your case, it's probably Autism, as you stated you have here
In other cases, this can come from trauma (or how someone was raised)

Sources:
I went to a Autism/Aspergers syndrome focused school, and have experience with how highly functioning autistic people act (think Alan Turing or Temple Grandin)

I also know someone who avoids eyecontact because that meant they were most likely about to get hit by a parent, and they are not autistic AFAIK

I'm just imagining somebody on a bus randomly staring at a women's breasts and then suddenly the breasts grow eyes and stare back, with their gaze following the guy until he exits.

social anxiety/awkwardness.
our REAL inner monster

From what I understand, and I'm not sure if it's just wolves and dogs or if it's all canids, looking into their eyes is a challenge to their authority. I wonder, does that work with females as well as males?

Just look at her- Wait, shit! She thought of everything!

Boobley eyes.

carnivore4lyf said:
Seriously though, WHY is it so difficult to just look people in the eye when talking to them? I'm always looking at something else like their nose or their forehead.

It feels like they can read my thoughts through my eyes and I don't like that

Based on one of the copyright tags, I'm guessing the sergal is dressed up as Dr. Beverly Crusher. And, this is the two of them meeting in the amazing maze of maize?

The first relatable strip in the comic for me, i never look people in the eyes when i talk to them.