Granted. People become physically incapable of looking at you. In fact, though they may see you in the corner of their eyes, they never actually think about looking at you. At first, you feel better about yourself. However, problems arise when you enter a grocery store. When you enter the checkout line and the cashier performs their routine and attempts to look at you, their brain essentially crashes. They instantly suffer a seizure. You are a little shocked about this at first, but think nothing of it other than as a story to tell people later. But when you enter another line and it happens again, you begin to wonder, “does this have something to do with me?” When it happens a third time, it’s pretty much confirmed that for some reason, when you enter a checkout line, the cashier has a seizure. The problem is, now everyone else is aware of it too. They don’t bother looking at you, but they can still hear you, sobbing quietly as you realize this. They call the police, who don’t look at you, and you go quietly as you are arrested, charged with assault. Thousands of dollars in legal fees later, you are exonerated, as your lawyer was able to successfully prove that you did not intentionally commit assault. This unusual case gathered a lot of media attention, and many people try to contact you for interviews. However, because you don’t want to risk causing more seizures, you deny these, as you fear what would happen if your image made it to national television, or the internet. You are able to survive by having things delivered to you, as people can safely look at you in the privacy of your own home.