Why we can tell when someone is watching at us?

Because people are animals. It is your natural instinct to feel

eyes on you as a matter of protection from what you feel to

be predators. Perhaps you are attractive and people just like to

look at you. Don't look at it as a negative. It's good to

keep your guard up in this cold world.

i believe it is a little something God gave us called intuition. It is that sense we get when we feel something is happening in your chance, someone is watching us. It is also apart of common sense and maybe for you it is a stronger gift. This is not strange at all and it most definitely doesn't mean you are paranoid. I feel that way sometimes and so does EVERYONE. We all get that feeling from time to time that someone is watching us. It's ok and it's even better when someone really is watching you because then you know you aren't seeing or feelings things that aren't really happening. It's ok, calm down, and now that your situation is perfectly normal.

It's a hunch or a feeling that washes over you, and you literally feel like someone's watching you. The atmosphere of the place you're in could seem more colder and stranger than usual. It's human instinct to have a gut feeling to know some things, even when we think we're wrong sometimes.

That happens to me too sometimes.

Brainwaves. It's like when you think of a friend you haven't talked to in years and they call you out of the blue. The universe is connected in ways science can't begin to figure out.

When it comes right down to it, your senses play a major role in this. You may see a shadow, hear a noise, see a glimpse of something, giving you the idea that something or someone is there.

Maybe energy? Dont know. I think is maybe gut feeling or long forgotten instincts that we had before when survival depended on our awareness of surroundings. Now is not like that but is a latent thing inside us all.

Sometimes you can see someone staring at you from the corner of your eye.

Your head just dismisses it and you don't remember.

But soon you'll receive the feeling again and look and find out that that person is staring at you.

I have always thought it was a survival instinct left over in our genes, the reason your length of time noticing varies is our minds are more cluttered and block our senses.

Becuase someone is always watching someone else. Its a part of boredom. They have nothing else to do so they just look around. Most are harmless. It happens all the time.

Whenever I'm riding in the car I look at other drivers and they *always* look back because they can sense me watching them.

It's weird.