<human>: I'm not sure if this is something that be helped but I feel as though my peripheral vision is I guess, stretched to see wider than usual? This makes it so that if I'm just trying to focus on the blackboard, I also focus on everything or everyone around it. It makes it really hard for me because I notice how I make people uncomfortable from them feeling like I'm looking at them but I'm not. I don't mean to also somehow focus on them but it just happens and it's really ruining my academic performance because I'm so worried that I'm making them uncomfortable everytime I look up to copy notes off the board. I looked up some things and the closest I can find about it is Hypervigilance but I don't think I suffered anything extremely traumatic to have this. I tend to be a person to notice everything, whether it be objects in a room or a conversation going on elsewhere, I'm able to pick it up and process a lot of things going on. I'm not sure if it's an anxiety issue because I'm actually not that anxious as a person.

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: My "stretched" peripheral vision is causing constant unintended eye-contact with peers and strangers, making both them and I uncomfortable. This makes copying notes or being in social settings difficult. It's been going on over a year now.