What does it mean when someone gives you a cold stare?

Answer 1

I get cold stares every now and then. I live in Massachusetts and so does my cousin Chasery. She lives with me, my mom and sister. I get really bothered by it alot. Cold stares are the hardest things to get over, as it means that people are unhappy with their lives and address you differently because you're not like them and they don't want you to be happy, either. My cousin Chasery is nicer than kids in her school. She is so cool. If she sees you on the playground, she will wave at you. If she looks at you through her window, then she will come out and say "hi" to you like she's known you all her life. She's only 12. She smiles like everything is okay, but people give her that "Stop smiling in my face" look. She then gets mean looks often as well, as she also gets stared at for approximately longer than a turtle can stay alive, people are so rude, these days. When we go into a restaraunt, people and preteens her age stare at her every move and when she sits down. She smiles and just doesn't care at all. I don't know if she's used to it or what. But that's what bothers me and doesn't bother her? I don't know where all the cold stares are coming from. We are all a normal family, are we?

Answer 2

A cold stare typically conveys disapproval, hostility, or a lack of warmth. It can indicate that the person is unhappy or upset with you or is intentionally trying to intimidate you.