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Intense eye contact

westie
over 8 years ago

Hi. I work with an adult who has aspergers, as his support worker at HE college. We get along very well and i have worked with other ASD students in the past, but i've never known the amount of eye contact he gives me, in any of my past students. He really looks deep into my eyes when he is talking to me and never breaks it when i talk back to him. He also frequently looks at my mouth and then back up to my eyes when im talking back to him. He totally zoned in on my mouth the other day amd parted his lips whilst doing so. If i didn't know any better....well, you know where i'm going with my thoughts on this. I know ive gone into facial cues / body language descriptions in detsil, but i do need some answers re this. We are both adults, but does all this mean he has a crush on me? Id like some answers if anyone has any.

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  • over 8 years ago

    Thanks for your response. I think its him being relaxed around me, which is a positive thing that is important here. Ive also read the info re eye contact. All in all we have a good working rel and he appreciates the support i give him, which is what matters. I just wanted some deets on here from the experts

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  • over 8 years ago

    Thanks for your response. I think its him being relaxed around me, which is a positive thing that is important here. Ive also read the info re eye contact. All in all we have a good working rel and he appreciates the support i give him, which is what matters. I just wanted some deets on here from the experts

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