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Do you think eye contact, or lack of it, is linked to self esteem?If you are interacting with someone and they have troubling looking you in the eye, is it a sign of their self esteem, or is it maybe something about you personally?If you have trouble looking people in the eye, how do you feel it relates to your level of self esteem?Do you have poor self esteem yet are able to look people in the eyes with no problem?-
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