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I am looking for a word or phrase that portrays the feeling of watching an intimate (but not sexual) moment unfold.



Some context;
A is keeping a watchful eye on E because he is worried about her safety. In the process he realized that he was watching a really personal moment that maybe wasn’t right of him to witness



I know that being a voyeur is generally connected to the sexual gratification from watching - but A is particularly uncomfortable after.



“She (E) closed her eyes, reaching out her arms as if in an embrace and I (A) got the sudden sense of ______”










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    You want a word for the feeling of watching not the act of watching? Is it a positive feeling or a negative feeling that you're after? Perhaps you can include a sentence where you might use this word.

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    In the exact context you describe here, intruding (upon an intimate moment) would be a natural choice; but that doesn’t necessarily fit the actual concept you’re talking about, just the particular situation.

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I am looking for a word or phrase that portrays the feeling of watching an intimate (but not sexual) moment unfold.



Some context;
A is keeping a watchful eye on E because he is worried about her safety. In the process he realized that he was watching a really personal moment that maybe wasn’t right of him to witness



I know that being a voyeur is generally connected to the sexual gratification from watching - but A is particularly uncomfortable after.



“She (E) closed her eyes, reaching out her arms as if in an embrace and I (A) got the sudden sense of ______”










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    You want a word for the feeling of watching not the act of watching? Is it a positive feeling or a negative feeling that you're after? Perhaps you can include a sentence where you might use this word.

    – KillingTime
    2 days ago






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    In the exact context you describe here, intruding (upon an intimate moment) would be a natural choice; but that doesn’t necessarily fit the actual concept you’re talking about, just the particular situation.

    – Janus Bahs Jacquet
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I am looking for a word or phrase that portrays the feeling of watching an intimate (but not sexual) moment unfold.



Some context;
A is keeping a watchful eye on E because he is worried about her safety. In the process he realized that he was watching a really personal moment that maybe wasn’t right of him to witness



I know that being a voyeur is generally connected to the sexual gratification from watching - but A is particularly uncomfortable after.



“She (E) closed her eyes, reaching out her arms as if in an embrace and I (A) got the sudden sense of ______”










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I am looking for a word or phrase that portrays the feeling of watching an intimate (but not sexual) moment unfold.



Some context;
A is keeping a watchful eye on E because he is worried about her safety. In the process he realized that he was watching a really personal moment that maybe wasn’t right of him to witness



I know that being a voyeur is generally connected to the sexual gratification from watching - but A is particularly uncomfortable after.



“She (E) closed her eyes, reaching out her arms as if in an embrace and I (A) got the sudden sense of ______”







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    You want a word for the feeling of watching not the act of watching? Is it a positive feeling or a negative feeling that you're after? Perhaps you can include a sentence where you might use this word.

    – KillingTime
    2 days ago






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    In the exact context you describe here, intruding (upon an intimate moment) would be a natural choice; but that doesn’t necessarily fit the actual concept you’re talking about, just the particular situation.

    – Janus Bahs Jacquet
    2 days ago














  • 2





    You want a word for the feeling of watching not the act of watching? Is it a positive feeling or a negative feeling that you're after? Perhaps you can include a sentence where you might use this word.

    – KillingTime
    2 days ago






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  • Without additional info as requested in the comments, your Q. is already being proposed for closure because it is "Unclear what you're asking".

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  • @TrevorD I will get on that right now

    – Noellektrae
    2 days ago






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    In the exact context you describe here, intruding (upon an intimate moment) would be a natural choice; but that doesn’t necessarily fit the actual concept you’re talking about, just the particular situation.

    – Janus Bahs Jacquet
    2 days ago








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You want a word for the feeling of watching not the act of watching? Is it a positive feeling or a negative feeling that you're after? Perhaps you can include a sentence where you might use this word.

– KillingTime
2 days ago





You want a word for the feeling of watching not the act of watching? Is it a positive feeling or a negative feeling that you're after? Perhaps you can include a sentence where you might use this word.

– KillingTime
2 days ago




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@TrevorD I will get on that right now

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@TrevorD I will get on that right now

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In the exact context you describe here, intruding (upon an intimate moment) would be a natural choice; but that doesn’t necessarily fit the actual concept you’re talking about, just the particular situation.

– Janus Bahs Jacquet
2 days ago





In the exact context you describe here, intruding (upon an intimate moment) would be a natural choice; but that doesn’t necessarily fit the actual concept you’re talking about, just the particular situation.

– Janus Bahs Jacquet
2 days ago










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I think 'intrusion' would work for your sentence:



“Sarah closed her eyes, reaching out her arms as if in an embrace and I got the sudden sense of intrusion”.






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    The most obvious word in this particular situation would be



    Embarrassment - A feeling of self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness.






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    • I guess, it perfect fits the requirement. Good choice :) +1

      – Ubi hatt
      2 days ago






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      Too few characters to edit, but the word is misspelled!

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    In American English, we might call such a person a creeper rather than a voyeur when the primary motivation is hovering nearby or surreptitiously spying private although not necessarily sexual moments.



    Oxford Dictionaries:




    3 North American, informal A person whose behaviour towards or interest in someone is regarded as unwelcome and socially inappropriate (typically used of a man)




    ‘I could dance there without a creeper walking up and accosting me’





    That would make your sentence



    “She closed her eyes, reaching out her arms as if in an embrace, and I suddenly felt like a creeper.”



    Your ask for a word or phrase, so the related creepy works as an adjective here or creepiness as a noun.



    “She closed her eyes, reaching out her arms as if in an embrace and I felt a sudden sense of creepiness.”






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      Invasion



      I got a sudden sense of Invasion



      From https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/invasion




      1.2 An unwelcome intrusion into another's domain.

      ‘random drug testing of employees is an unwarranted invasion of privacy’




      There's nothing sexual implied, but the breech of privacy is clear.





      Depending on the scenario it could also be:



      I got a sudden thrill of Invasion which would be more stalker-ish.






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        I got a sudden sense of shame



        Oxford Dictionaries:





        1. a painful feeling of humiliation or distress caused by the consciousness of wrong or foolish behavior.




        Seeing that intimate moment made you think it was wrong or foolish of you to be watching her like that. You felt ashamed.






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        • How can it be a shame? Choice was not conscious. He never intended to watch her in that situation.

          – Ubi hatt
          2 days ago






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          @Ubihatt - He did decide to watch her. He may not have considered that watching her might have included the incident he just witnessed. In retrospect he's thinking he should have known better. He is conscious of his "now realized as wrong or foolish" behavior.

          – Jim
          2 days ago











        • He was just constantly watching her. His intention was to keep a watch on her for her safety. In that moment, she started embracing herself. So, while keeping a watch on her not knowing what her next move/action might be. He simply felt Embarrassed that he should not watch her in that situation. He wasn't ogling her, but just keep watchful eye on her.

          – Ubi hatt
          2 days ago













        • @Ubihatt - I agree. What's your point? I'd point out that the answer you upvoted has shame as part of its definition.

          – Jim
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        • i.e. you step-in in someone else's room while they are changing, may give you feeling of embarrassment. Why you will feel shame? It wasn't intentional.

          – Ubi hatt
          2 days ago


















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        I think 'intrusion' would work for your sentence:



        “Sarah closed her eyes, reaching out her arms as if in an embrace and I got the sudden sense of intrusion”.






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          I think 'intrusion' would work for your sentence:



          “Sarah closed her eyes, reaching out her arms as if in an embrace and I got the sudden sense of intrusion”.






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            I think 'intrusion' would work for your sentence:



            “Sarah closed her eyes, reaching out her arms as if in an embrace and I got the sudden sense of intrusion”.






            share|improve this answer













            I think 'intrusion' would work for your sentence:



            “Sarah closed her eyes, reaching out her arms as if in an embrace and I got the sudden sense of intrusion”.







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                The most obvious word in this particular situation would be



                Embarrassment - A feeling of self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness.






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                • I guess, it perfect fits the requirement. Good choice :) +1

                  – Ubi hatt
                  2 days ago






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                  Too few characters to edit, but the word is misspelled!

                  – chrylis
                  2 days ago
















                4














                The most obvious word in this particular situation would be



                Embarrassment - A feeling of self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness.






                share|improve this answer


























                • I guess, it perfect fits the requirement. Good choice :) +1

                  – Ubi hatt
                  2 days ago






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                  Too few characters to edit, but the word is misspelled!

                  – chrylis
                  2 days ago














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                The most obvious word in this particular situation would be



                Embarrassment - A feeling of self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness.






                share|improve this answer















                The most obvious word in this particular situation would be



                Embarrassment - A feeling of self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness.







                share|improve this answer














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                • I guess, it perfect fits the requirement. Good choice :) +1

                  – Ubi hatt
                  2 days ago






                • 1





                  Too few characters to edit, but the word is misspelled!

                  – chrylis
                  2 days ago



















                • I guess, it perfect fits the requirement. Good choice :) +1

                  – Ubi hatt
                  2 days ago






                • 1





                  Too few characters to edit, but the word is misspelled!

                  – chrylis
                  2 days ago

















                I guess, it perfect fits the requirement. Good choice :) +1

                – Ubi hatt
                2 days ago





                I guess, it perfect fits the requirement. Good choice :) +1

                – Ubi hatt
                2 days ago




                1




                1





                Too few characters to edit, but the word is misspelled!

                – chrylis
                2 days ago





                Too few characters to edit, but the word is misspelled!

                – chrylis
                2 days ago











                1














                In American English, we might call such a person a creeper rather than a voyeur when the primary motivation is hovering nearby or surreptitiously spying private although not necessarily sexual moments.



                Oxford Dictionaries:




                3 North American, informal A person whose behaviour towards or interest in someone is regarded as unwelcome and socially inappropriate (typically used of a man)




                ‘I could dance there without a creeper walking up and accosting me’





                That would make your sentence



                “She closed her eyes, reaching out her arms as if in an embrace, and I suddenly felt like a creeper.”



                Your ask for a word or phrase, so the related creepy works as an adjective here or creepiness as a noun.



                “She closed her eyes, reaching out her arms as if in an embrace and I felt a sudden sense of creepiness.”






                share|improve this answer






























                  1














                  In American English, we might call such a person a creeper rather than a voyeur when the primary motivation is hovering nearby or surreptitiously spying private although not necessarily sexual moments.



                  Oxford Dictionaries:




                  3 North American, informal A person whose behaviour towards or interest in someone is regarded as unwelcome and socially inappropriate (typically used of a man)




                  ‘I could dance there without a creeper walking up and accosting me’





                  That would make your sentence



                  “She closed her eyes, reaching out her arms as if in an embrace, and I suddenly felt like a creeper.”



                  Your ask for a word or phrase, so the related creepy works as an adjective here or creepiness as a noun.



                  “She closed her eyes, reaching out her arms as if in an embrace and I felt a sudden sense of creepiness.”






                  share|improve this answer




























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                    In American English, we might call such a person a creeper rather than a voyeur when the primary motivation is hovering nearby or surreptitiously spying private although not necessarily sexual moments.



                    Oxford Dictionaries:




                    3 North American, informal A person whose behaviour towards or interest in someone is regarded as unwelcome and socially inappropriate (typically used of a man)




                    ‘I could dance there without a creeper walking up and accosting me’





                    That would make your sentence



                    “She closed her eyes, reaching out her arms as if in an embrace, and I suddenly felt like a creeper.”



                    Your ask for a word or phrase, so the related creepy works as an adjective here or creepiness as a noun.



                    “She closed her eyes, reaching out her arms as if in an embrace and I felt a sudden sense of creepiness.”






                    share|improve this answer















                    In American English, we might call such a person a creeper rather than a voyeur when the primary motivation is hovering nearby or surreptitiously spying private although not necessarily sexual moments.



                    Oxford Dictionaries:




                    3 North American, informal A person whose behaviour towards or interest in someone is regarded as unwelcome and socially inappropriate (typically used of a man)




                    ‘I could dance there without a creeper walking up and accosting me’





                    That would make your sentence



                    “She closed her eyes, reaching out her arms as if in an embrace, and I suddenly felt like a creeper.”



                    Your ask for a word or phrase, so the related creepy works as an adjective here or creepiness as a noun.



                    “She closed her eyes, reaching out her arms as if in an embrace and I felt a sudden sense of creepiness.”







                    share|improve this answer














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                        Invasion



                        I got a sudden sense of Invasion



                        From https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/invasion




                        1.2 An unwelcome intrusion into another's domain.

                        ‘random drug testing of employees is an unwarranted invasion of privacy’




                        There's nothing sexual implied, but the breech of privacy is clear.





                        Depending on the scenario it could also be:



                        I got a sudden thrill of Invasion which would be more stalker-ish.






                        share|improve this answer




























                          1














                          Invasion



                          I got a sudden sense of Invasion



                          From https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/invasion




                          1.2 An unwelcome intrusion into another's domain.

                          ‘random drug testing of employees is an unwarranted invasion of privacy’




                          There's nothing sexual implied, but the breech of privacy is clear.





                          Depending on the scenario it could also be:



                          I got a sudden thrill of Invasion which would be more stalker-ish.






                          share|improve this answer


























                            1












                            1








                            1







                            Invasion



                            I got a sudden sense of Invasion



                            From https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/invasion




                            1.2 An unwelcome intrusion into another's domain.

                            ‘random drug testing of employees is an unwarranted invasion of privacy’




                            There's nothing sexual implied, but the breech of privacy is clear.





                            Depending on the scenario it could also be:



                            I got a sudden thrill of Invasion which would be more stalker-ish.






                            share|improve this answer













                            Invasion



                            I got a sudden sense of Invasion



                            From https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/invasion




                            1.2 An unwelcome intrusion into another's domain.

                            ‘random drug testing of employees is an unwarranted invasion of privacy’




                            There's nothing sexual implied, but the breech of privacy is clear.





                            Depending on the scenario it could also be:



                            I got a sudden thrill of Invasion which would be more stalker-ish.







                            share|improve this answer












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                                I got a sudden sense of shame



                                Oxford Dictionaries:





                                1. a painful feeling of humiliation or distress caused by the consciousness of wrong or foolish behavior.




                                Seeing that intimate moment made you think it was wrong or foolish of you to be watching her like that. You felt ashamed.






                                share|improve this answer
























                                • How can it be a shame? Choice was not conscious. He never intended to watch her in that situation.

                                  – Ubi hatt
                                  2 days ago






                                • 1





                                  @Ubihatt - He did decide to watch her. He may not have considered that watching her might have included the incident he just witnessed. In retrospect he's thinking he should have known better. He is conscious of his "now realized as wrong or foolish" behavior.

                                  – Jim
                                  2 days ago











                                • He was just constantly watching her. His intention was to keep a watch on her for her safety. In that moment, she started embracing herself. So, while keeping a watch on her not knowing what her next move/action might be. He simply felt Embarrassed that he should not watch her in that situation. He wasn't ogling her, but just keep watchful eye on her.

                                  – Ubi hatt
                                  2 days ago













                                • @Ubihatt - I agree. What's your point? I'd point out that the answer you upvoted has shame as part of its definition.

                                  – Jim
                                  2 days ago











                                • i.e. you step-in in someone else's room while they are changing, may give you feeling of embarrassment. Why you will feel shame? It wasn't intentional.

                                  – Ubi hatt
                                  2 days ago
















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                                I got a sudden sense of shame



                                Oxford Dictionaries:





                                1. a painful feeling of humiliation or distress caused by the consciousness of wrong or foolish behavior.




                                Seeing that intimate moment made you think it was wrong or foolish of you to be watching her like that. You felt ashamed.






                                share|improve this answer
























                                • How can it be a shame? Choice was not conscious. He never intended to watch her in that situation.

                                  – Ubi hatt
                                  2 days ago






                                • 1





                                  @Ubihatt - He did decide to watch her. He may not have considered that watching her might have included the incident he just witnessed. In retrospect he's thinking he should have known better. He is conscious of his "now realized as wrong or foolish" behavior.

                                  – Jim
                                  2 days ago











                                • He was just constantly watching her. His intention was to keep a watch on her for her safety. In that moment, she started embracing herself. So, while keeping a watch on her not knowing what her next move/action might be. He simply felt Embarrassed that he should not watch her in that situation. He wasn't ogling her, but just keep watchful eye on her.

                                  – Ubi hatt
                                  2 days ago













                                • @Ubihatt - I agree. What's your point? I'd point out that the answer you upvoted has shame as part of its definition.

                                  – Jim
                                  2 days ago











                                • i.e. you step-in in someone else's room while they are changing, may give you feeling of embarrassment. Why you will feel shame? It wasn't intentional.

                                  – Ubi hatt
                                  2 days ago














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                                I got a sudden sense of shame



                                Oxford Dictionaries:





                                1. a painful feeling of humiliation or distress caused by the consciousness of wrong or foolish behavior.




                                Seeing that intimate moment made you think it was wrong or foolish of you to be watching her like that. You felt ashamed.






                                share|improve this answer













                                I got a sudden sense of shame



                                Oxford Dictionaries:





                                1. a painful feeling of humiliation or distress caused by the consciousness of wrong or foolish behavior.




                                Seeing that intimate moment made you think it was wrong or foolish of you to be watching her like that. You felt ashamed.







                                share|improve this answer












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                                • How can it be a shame? Choice was not conscious. He never intended to watch her in that situation.

                                  – Ubi hatt
                                  2 days ago






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                                  @Ubihatt - He did decide to watch her. He may not have considered that watching her might have included the incident he just witnessed. In retrospect he's thinking he should have known better. He is conscious of his "now realized as wrong or foolish" behavior.

                                  – Jim
                                  2 days ago











                                • He was just constantly watching her. His intention was to keep a watch on her for her safety. In that moment, she started embracing herself. So, while keeping a watch on her not knowing what her next move/action might be. He simply felt Embarrassed that he should not watch her in that situation. He wasn't ogling her, but just keep watchful eye on her.

                                  – Ubi hatt
                                  2 days ago













                                • @Ubihatt - I agree. What's your point? I'd point out that the answer you upvoted has shame as part of its definition.

                                  – Jim
                                  2 days ago











                                • i.e. you step-in in someone else's room while they are changing, may give you feeling of embarrassment. Why you will feel shame? It wasn't intentional.

                                  – Ubi hatt
                                  2 days ago



















                                • How can it be a shame? Choice was not conscious. He never intended to watch her in that situation.

                                  – Ubi hatt
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                                  @Ubihatt - He did decide to watch her. He may not have considered that watching her might have included the incident he just witnessed. In retrospect he's thinking he should have known better. He is conscious of his "now realized as wrong or foolish" behavior.

                                  – Jim
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                                • He was just constantly watching her. His intention was to keep a watch on her for her safety. In that moment, she started embracing herself. So, while keeping a watch on her not knowing what her next move/action might be. He simply felt Embarrassed that he should not watch her in that situation. He wasn't ogling her, but just keep watchful eye on her.

                                  – Ubi hatt
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                                • @Ubihatt - I agree. What's your point? I'd point out that the answer you upvoted has shame as part of its definition.

                                  – Jim
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                                • i.e. you step-in in someone else's room while they are changing, may give you feeling of embarrassment. Why you will feel shame? It wasn't intentional.

                                  – Ubi hatt
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                                How can it be a shame? Choice was not conscious. He never intended to watch her in that situation.

                                – Ubi hatt
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                                How can it be a shame? Choice was not conscious. He never intended to watch her in that situation.

                                – Ubi hatt
                                2 days ago




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                                @Ubihatt - He did decide to watch her. He may not have considered that watching her might have included the incident he just witnessed. In retrospect he's thinking he should have known better. He is conscious of his "now realized as wrong or foolish" behavior.

                                – Jim
                                2 days ago





                                @Ubihatt - He did decide to watch her. He may not have considered that watching her might have included the incident he just witnessed. In retrospect he's thinking he should have known better. He is conscious of his "now realized as wrong or foolish" behavior.

                                – Jim
                                2 days ago













                                He was just constantly watching her. His intention was to keep a watch on her for her safety. In that moment, she started embracing herself. So, while keeping a watch on her not knowing what her next move/action might be. He simply felt Embarrassed that he should not watch her in that situation. He wasn't ogling her, but just keep watchful eye on her.

                                – Ubi hatt
                                2 days ago







                                He was just constantly watching her. His intention was to keep a watch on her for her safety. In that moment, she started embracing herself. So, while keeping a watch on her not knowing what her next move/action might be. He simply felt Embarrassed that he should not watch her in that situation. He wasn't ogling her, but just keep watchful eye on her.

                                – Ubi hatt
                                2 days ago















                                @Ubihatt - I agree. What's your point? I'd point out that the answer you upvoted has shame as part of its definition.

                                – Jim
                                2 days ago





                                @Ubihatt - I agree. What's your point? I'd point out that the answer you upvoted has shame as part of its definition.

                                – Jim
                                2 days ago













                                i.e. you step-in in someone else's room while they are changing, may give you feeling of embarrassment. Why you will feel shame? It wasn't intentional.

                                – Ubi hatt
                                2 days ago





                                i.e. you step-in in someone else's room while they are changing, may give you feeling of embarrassment. Why you will feel shame? It wasn't intentional.

                                – Ubi hatt
                                2 days ago



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