Eye rolling

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I do the same thing it is purely unintentional more lile a reflex because it does seem to fit in with the situation I am in, It always makes me feel bad, in a way equivalent to being brutally honest.

Sometimes though I do wish every one would be completely honest all the time like in that movie invention of lying because I have a hard time picking up on things.

I do this a lot when I'm a bit "displeased" (lol) in a conversation. Sometimes comes automatically. Usually ticks others off.

In order to think I have to break eye contact, and the natural direction my eyeballs go is up. I try to modify it to be to the side, but I don't always catch it. It doesn't seem to be too noticeable in my case, though; I've not gotten lots of complaints for whatever reason.

I am often accused of rolling my eyes when I'm sure that I did not. It usually occurs when I'm already in trouble with an authority figure of some sort, and it is extremely frustrating. Other forms of inappropriate body language that I am accused of include: smirking, curling my lip, and chest puffing (which could be attributed to my perpetually unusual posture).

I've had NT females roll their eyes at me, for being the way that I am, including my mum, and I guess that I have a rebellious way of thinking, that it's payback time. I've been working, at not doing it.

Well if any eye rollers here live in Elmhurst, Illinois its now illegal to roll your eyes

http://consumerist.com/2010/07/illinois ... lling.html