When I speak, unless I’m sharing the screen I always keep looking at myself. It’s kind of strange – it clearly does not match a real-world conversation, but somehow I can’t help it.

Edit: More context – I’m wondering if others have it, if this is something that can be explained by some “brain” thing, and also how does it affect the conversation.

  • snooggums@midwest.social
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    7 months ago

    I stare at the camera so everyone else can see me staring into their soul.

    J/k, I look at whoever is talking or whoever has some eye catching background, which sometimes is me.

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      7 months ago

      Don’t blink or show any emotion. Just stare stone cold into the camera

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      7 months ago

      I swear people in on Zoom to testify and for some reason I took to looking at the camera because it perhaps makes it more official, since I assume they’re looking at me. I dunno. Life is one big joke.