Why Doesn't Someone Make Eye Contact?

Why Doesn't Someone Make Eye Contact? 

Have you ever notice during a conversation or just walking by. Some people don't make eye contact with you. Even though you are looking at them, they pretend you don't exist.

👉The reason is that making eye contact with someone is uncomfortable and threatening. However, this signal that the person is not interested in you, shy, or insecure.

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