Awkward feeling when you look at a person, and he/she is already looking at you
By tecchigurl
@tecchigurl (672)
Philippines
May 15, 2011 11:13pm CST
I was about to cross the street when the stop light is already in red and ready for pedestrians to cross and I saw the first car with open car windows that I can see the driver. At first I was just looking at how awesome the car is while walking to get to the other side of the street, because it's actually one of the style of cars I like. And then I noticed that I saw the guy who is on the driver seat wearing some sunglasses who seem to be a handsome guy and a girl beside him I didn't see her face. I noticed him and when I looked at him, his head direction is towards me. I just looked at him without any expression and didn't bother at all. I didn't feel awkward about the whole thing because the other is a complete stranger. But instead thinking that perhaps he mistook me for actually looking at him because I was only admiring his car. Hahaha! I don't want to think that the guy actually thinks I'm pretty because I'm pretty much sure that's not the case. ^_^
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5 responses
@jaiho2009 (39140)
• Philippines
16 May 11
Yes,it a little awkward when we look at someone and find out that he/she is already looking at us too.
It's fine with strangers,but when it happens with someone whom we have a crush or admired ohhh...i can feel my cheeks feeling hot and turning red 
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@ratyz5 (7808)
• Philippines
17 May 11
That sometimes happens to me when I am out there.
When I walk, I sometimes get to see people from a distance looking at my direction and by the time the proximity is rather close, they stray away their perspectives.
On the jeep, that also happens with the other passengers. I like looking at earrings since I also happen to wear one on my left ear every now and then. On their part, when I notice them looking at me, they'd quickly look away. I'd just smile and look elsewhere myself. (^_^")
With buses, when some passengers have just come aboard and walking through the aisle, I'll just look at them. Of course, they'll just continue along until they get to find a seat for themselves.
At times, when I get caught looking at them, I just continue looking and they'll just look at another direction when it happens. I have this face that doesn't really show any expression when I do look in these situations. Of course, you can't deny the fact that one is looking because something caught their attention.
@kingparker (9673)
• United States
21 Jun 11
So, you shouldn't be worrying about anything. Because you simply look at his car, and not him per se. Maybe you misunderstood him, and he is not looking at you at all. Or if he is looking at you, you shouldn't be take it seriously. Because you only admire his car.
