Do people try to talk to you when you go out? I don't leave

>>35371641
no one talks to me when I go out mainly because I keep my head down and my earphones in with no music. That, and I'm short and quiet which is a stealth bonus

>>35371641
It's because you're (((goodlooking)))

Embrace it bitch boy

it depends are where you live. I live in california and no one talks to me cause everyone is rude here but you drive 200 miles or something somewhere else it may be a different story

I wear screwface if I ever go out in public so nobody talks to me. also headphones so even if they try I pretend not to notice. Usually only see humans around once every couple of months though so it's pretty much a non issue

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>>35371641
Old people really like talking to me. I think I seem like a grandson or whatever.

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>>35371641
I seem attract panhandlers when I'm commuting to and from work (I use public transit)

People also tend to ask me for directions or try to start up conversations while waiting for trains or busses.

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>>35371641
>low test beta white males
Most people don't view the world through that lens. They're bored, or impatient, or they want something from you, or they're just friendly, or they're weirdos, so they strike up a conversation with whoever's nearby.

Headphones + sunglasses if you want to avoid interaction.

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>>35372001
>implying the first impression people get from the first 250 ms scan of a person's face doesn't dictate all subsequent social interactions