Why Your Eye Contact Is Working Against You

Описание: You were taught that eye contact builds confidence.
That it shows honesty.
That more of it is always better.

That advice is quietly **working against you**.

This video breaks down the real psychology of eye contact—why too much of it feels aggressive, needy, or socially off-putting, and how subtle timing errors can make people instinctively uncomfortable without knowing why.

This isn’t about shyness or dominance tricks. It’s about how the human brain reads *threat, intimacy, and status* through micro-patterns of gaze—and how most people accidentally send the wrong signal.

In this video, you’ll learn:
• Why constant eye contact triggers threat responses
• How over-holding gaze feels needy, not confident
• Why dominant people actually look away more
• How broken gaze patterns signal anxiety
• Why attraction and authority use different eye rules
• The exact timing window that feels “right”
• How cultural and context shifts change everything

This isn’t body-language gimmicks or pickup advice. It’s a grounded psychological explanation of how gaze regulates social power and emotional safety.

The uncomfortable truth is this:
Good eye contact isn’t about **holding**.
It’s about **releasing at the right moment**.

If you’ve ever wondered:
“Why do people seem tense around me?”
“Why do I come off intense when I don’t mean to?”
“Why do confident people break eye contact first?”

This episode will show you exactly what’s happening beneath the surface—and how to fix it without becoming awkward or fake.

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