Article 3: The Right to Withhold Eye Contact

As an introvert, you have the right to avoid eye contact at all costs. This may include, but is not limited to:

• Staring at a fixed point on the wall for extended periods of time
• Reading a book or article for hours on end without acknowledging anyone's presence
• Wearing noise-cancelling headphones in social situations

Article 3, section 2, subsection A states that "No one shall make small talk with an introvert who is clearly engaged in a solo activity." This includes, but is not limited to:

• Talking about the weather
• Asking how their day was
• Making idle chit-chat about nothing in particular

For more information on the Introvert-Code-of-Conduct, please see:

• Article 1: The Right to Refuse Social Engagements
• Article 2: The Right to Withhold Emotional Labor
• Article 4: The Right to Prioritize Self-Care Over Social Events