Acharya Prashant addresses the difficulty of face-to-face interaction, explaining that looking into someone's eyes is akin to looking into a mirror and confronting one's own truth. He notes that while it is easy to lie or hide behind a computer screen or WhatsApp, physical presence and direct eye contact demand courage because they reveal one's inner reality and intentions. He suggests that nervousness in social interactions often stems from hidden motives or lust, which the inner self recognizes as distinct from true love. He characterizes much of what is called love today as a form of aggression or 'rape' in disguise, where the perpetrator feels shame when facing the victim directly because they know their intentions are not pure.