People are always staring at me. They even glare at me too. And they turn their heads right at me to give a stare. I don't like it.
I can always sense when people are looking at me. I can just tell. And it's not in my head, because the other day I did an experiment. Read carefully:-
I had put my sunglasses on when walking through the busy street to get to the bus station, and each person who passed me I can garantee you that they stared at me - even with my sunglasses on. (It was a sunny day, too). I looked at their eyes without turning my head, so my eyes were just looking at them, and nobody can see my eyes behind my sunglasses. So to other people it looked like I was just staring ahead. But I saw them staring at me when I looked at them with my eyes, so there is something wrong with the way I walk. I mean, why would they stare at me when I looked like I was looking straight ahead? It's not even that I walk funny, because I know I don't. And I don't make odd faces or odd noises, and I don't swing my arms or anything like that. I walk just like everybody else. And I still get looks.
And it ain't what I wear, because people don't seem to stare at me when I'm sitting down. So I must do more experiments to find out why I get occusing stares all the time. . .