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Attractive women especially learn very early the importance of eye contact with men, and they learn not to make such eye contact with men in whom they have no interest and wish to avoid. They know the truth of Anthony Hopkins telling Jodi Foster in “The Silence of the Lambs” just as her eyes are drawn to and move over the things she covets in like manner she feels the eyes of men moving over her own body, knowing these men want her. But an attractive woman knows how to let a man know simply by her eyes how to tell him she is interested in him. While expressions such as “If looks could kill” are well known, there is no denying looks do lead to killing in some instances. There is a very dangerous element involved with eye contact in some circumstances, and one would be far more guarded about such a thing while walking in a dangerous area of the inner cities of America rather than some civilized cocktail party or art gallery, and there is “The Look of...
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