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Same. I don't enjoy it, but it's a defense mechanism. I'm not afraid or intimated by them.
Sadly no fights happen.
I use peripheral to keep watch though. Reflection of my cellphone, or passing windows, etc.
i don't find it intimidating though when people actually do stare, i'm very whatever about it. except for when it's done by people who are very obviously finding me attractive - i hate that for some reason
i survive rough areas, not by staring at the other humans, but by being aware of my surroundings and obviously being on some kind of mission, i.e. not an easy mark, not a gormless idiot, not a lost tourist - someone who has every right to belong there, someone walking with confidence and ease. i don't even bark to scare people off
that and ain't nobody gonna be intimidated by my generic average white man stare
though they might appreciate my beautiful eyes