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Why can we stare directly into your soul while you’re talking… but the second it’s OUR turn to speak, we’re suddenly fascinated by the ceiling, the wall, the floor and an object 14 metres behind you? 😂🧠 When we’re listening, eye contact can act like an attentional anchor. Looking directly at someone gives our brain one clear place to focus and provides extra social cues—facial expressions, lip movements and reactions. That can help us stay engaged with what you’re saying. But when WE are talking, our brain has a different workload. Now we’re trying to retrieve information, organise approximately 47 thoughts, remember what our original point was, turn those thoughts into coherent sentences AND monitor your reaction at the same time. For some people, looking away reduces the amount of visual information the brain has to process while thinking. Research on “gaze aversion” suggests that people often look away during cognitively demanding tasks because disengaging from someone’s face can help free up cognitive resources for thinking and retrieving information. And with ADHD often involving differences in attention regulation, working memory and executive functioning, that extra cognitive load can feel particularly noticeable. So if we’re telling you a story while staring thoughtfully into the middle distance… we are not ignoring you. We are searching the ADHD archives for the rest of the sentence. Please hold. And whatever you do, DO NOT INTERRUPT THE DOWNLOAD. Because if you ask us one unrelated question, the original thought has left the building and there is absolutely no forwarding address. 😂 #executivedysfuntion #ADHD #ADHDBrain #ADHDAwareness #Neurodivergent
Why can we stare directly into your soul while you’re talking… but the second it’s OUR turn to speak, we’re suddenly fascinated by the ceiling, the wall, the floor and an object 14 metres behind you? 😂🧠 When we’re listening, eye contact can act like an attentional anchor. Looking directly at someone gives our brain one clear place to focus and provides extra social cues—facial expressions, lip movements and reactions. That can help us stay engaged with what you’re saying. But when WE are talking, our brain has a different workload. Now we’re trying to retrieve information, organise approximately 47 thoughts, remember what our original point was, turn those thoughts into coherent sentences AND monitor your reaction at the same time. For some people, looking away reduces the amount of visual information the brain has to process while thinking. Research on “gaze aversion” suggests that people often look away during cognitively demanding tasks because disengaging from someone’s face can help free up cognitive resources for thinking and retrieving information. And with ADHD often involving differences in attention regulation, working memory and executive functioning, that extra cognitive load can feel particularly noticeable. So if we’re telling you a story while staring thoughtfully into the middle distance… we are not ignoring you. We are searching the ADHD archives for the rest of the sentence. Please hold. And whatever you do, DO NOT INTERRUPT THE DOWNLOAD. Because if you ask us one unrelated question, the original thought has left the building and there is absolutely no forwarding address. 😂 #executivedysfuntion #ADHD #ADHDBrain #ADHDAwareness #Neurodivergent

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