The look in the eye phobia...?

Do you perhaps have an intense gaze?

That sounds like a sexy trait to have. I want to say yes, but I really don't know. People have told me that I always look serious, so eh. Maybe that's got something to do with it.

And I don't know what bedroom eyes are. My family haven't mocked my eyes yet, so no. I don't think there's anything funny with my eyes. (Family = complex diggers )

@Sarah
What you say makes sense, but I don't persistently try to look in the eyes of people (or at least I'm not aware of it). As a matter of fact, I'm the type who avoids eye contact when the conversation is not "serious" enough.

The eye contact happens occasionally when she faces my general direction. I believe that's normal and bound to happen if you are teaching a group of people that are actually paying attention. Of course I don't stare at her face the entire class either. Hell, whenever the professor faces some other way I tend to look out the window or wherever to let the info sink in or distract myself momentarily.



Also, I understand some other people being unable to make eye contact if they are shy/insecure etc. I've met my fair share and I don't have a problem with that. As I said before, I tend to avoid eye contact myself so you could say I'm shy when not engaged in serious stuff. This one is weird though. A shy professor? Wrong profession?

I'm taking this lightly, but it's annoying and uncomfortable. This is the only time in my life I've been so wary of how to look at people. Maybe I'll start timing my stares. Three seconds, then look away and smile~ lol