Don’t Think I Did Anything Wrong? Am I Overthinking?

Posted by UnluckyPossible6156@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 2 comments

Hello,

So I was at the gym on the 2nd last bench available doing my workout, then this young lady sits on the bench beside me, which was the last available bench at the time, all fine.

Then she starts acting strange, like she felt uneasy with me being there? Staring at me through the mirror infront, I could feel something was off so did glance back at her through the mirror, eye contact for a couple seconds, but made sure to look away first because I felt like something was off, didn’t know if she felt uncomfortable even though I didn’t do anything?

Then I noticed she pulled her phone out and started sitting slanted on bench with her phone held higher up, like she was trying to take a picture of me using her phone?

Fyi I’m a south asian 20 year old international student with a beard (not a good looking person or anything, not sure if my looks came off as creepy?), not sure how old this girl looked but probably at least my age? ethnically white. Either way I’m worried, like was she taking a photo of me because I did something wrong? I swear I never did and would never even think of anything creepy, just don’t want my face plastered over the internet or something for nothing.

Any advice would be great, thanks

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