Anonymous
06/21/2013 19:33
Subject: looking at other people's machine at the gym
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why do people do this? There's one woman at my gym who keeps staring over at my machine. I don't mean a quick glance - it's like she's studying my RPM, time, calories burned, level, heartrate, etc.
Keep your eyes on your own machine, people.
Why not tell her to stop?
You're kidding right?? what are you a big baby that you can't just ignore her? and she has the freaking right to look wherever she wants to, get over yourself. You would be a laughing stock and idiot for telling her to "stop looking at you"
Oh look, a creeper bully. How ~*special*~
Anonymous
06/21/2013 17:30
Subject: looking at other people's machine at the gym
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why do people do this? There's one woman at my gym who keeps staring over at my machine. I don't mean a quick glance - it's like she's studying my RPM, time, calories burned, level, heartrate, etc.
Keep your eyes on your own machine, people.
Why not tell her to stop?
You're kidding right?? what are you a big baby that you can't just ignore her? and she has the freaking right to look wherever she wants to, get over yourself. You would be a laughing stock and idiot for telling her to "stop looking at you"
Anonymous
06/21/2013 14:14
Subject: looking at other people's machine at the gym
Back when I worked out at a gym (instead of home), I would throw a towel over the control panel. Two fold effect--(1) I wouldn't be staring at the controls, hoping beyond hope that my 30 mins or whatever was over; and (2) kept the nosey nellies from staring at what I was doing.
My two cents.
My two cents.
Anonymous
06/19/2013 19:02
Subject: looking at other people's machine at the gym
well i am not a narcissist but i also find this annoying. i dont mind glancing i do that as well but when you can feel/see someone staring at you or your machine your entire workout its just annoying. everyone glances around thats just the boredom of a stationary machine but glancing and staring are different.
Anonymous
06/19/2013 07:50
Subject: looking at other people's machine at the gym
Anonymous wrote:I bet she doesn't give a flying F what your RPM is, more likely is that you are paranoid, narcissistic, and mistaken.
+1 Narcissists always think everyone is looking at them and concerned w/ what they're doing
Anonymous
06/19/2013 07:45
Subject: looking at other people's machine at the gym
Anonymous wrote:Why do people do this? There's one woman at my gym who keeps staring over at my machine. I don't mean a quick glance - it's like she's studying my RPM, time, calories burned, level, heartrate, etc.
Keep your eyes on your own machine, people.
Why not tell her to stop?
Anonymous
06/19/2013 06:58
Subject: looking at other people's machine at the gym
18:07 is actually pretty funny. The video with the fake mustache especially.
Anonymous
06/18/2013 23:36
Subject: looking at other people's machine at the gym
I bet she doesn't give a flying F what your RPM is, more likely is that you are paranoid, narcissistic, and mistaken.
Anonymous
06/18/2013 23:32
Subject: looking at other people's machine at the gym
She's probably bored. I get bored and I'll zone out in people's general direction if my magazine article about Kimye's baby isn't keeping my attention.
She may also be new at that type of machine and trying to figure out what other folks are doing. I've wondered at times if others are as lazy as I am on the arc trainer, looked at the machine next to mine and thought "holy crap - level 30???" And I've definitely seen people looking at my treadmill to see what speed i'm going when I'm sweating buckets and breathing like I'm trying to outrun Michael Myers.
She may also be new at that type of machine and trying to figure out what other folks are doing. I've wondered at times if others are as lazy as I am on the arc trainer, looked at the machine next to mine and thought "holy crap - level 30???" And I've definitely seen people looking at my treadmill to see what speed i'm going when I'm sweating buckets and breathing like I'm trying to outrun Michael Myers.
Anonymous
06/18/2013 18:07
Subject: Re:looking at other people's machine at the gym
related
Anonymous
06/18/2013 18:01
Subject: looking at other people's machine at the gym
I don't really care..its not exactly classified info.
Anonymous
06/18/2013 17:51
Subject: looking at other people's machine at the gym
She's definitely intentionally and intently looking. The machines face a mirror on the other side of the room, so I can see her looking over - even extending her neck a bit. It's distracting and annoying as hell.
I get working out is boring and people naturally find stuff to look at. It's normal to glance around quickly at other people and things, but it's straight up rude to stare at what other people are doing.
I get working out is boring and people naturally find stuff to look at. It's normal to glance around quickly at other people and things, but it's straight up rude to stare at what other people are doing.
Anonymous
06/18/2013 17:43
Subject: looking at other people's machine at the gym
Could she just be zoned out but looking in your general direction? I have a terrible habit of doing this in a lot of places when I'm by myself. Worst is when I am zoned out and don't realize I"m starting at someone. UGH.
Anonymous
06/18/2013 17:39
Subject: looking at other people's machine at the gym
Why do people do this? There's one woman at my gym who keeps staring over at my machine. I don't mean a quick glance - it's like she's studying my RPM, time, calories burned, level, heartrate, etc.
Keep your eyes on your own machine, people.
Keep your eyes on your own machine, people.