Assuming the person does not smell and has good hygiene. A guy once almost bumped into me when he leaned over my shoulder from behind to look at my screen (his cheek was almost touching mine). Now he tends to stand far away from me when we talk and almost acts scared of me. What is his problem?
Why are you so sure that you don't smell? Or maybe your breath does. I have been near people who smell like they spent the last few weeks in a restaurant dumpster or a cesspool. There is no way that they know that they smell that bad and don't do something about it. I'm not making any excuses for them and can't stand smelly people. But their smell takes you breath away but yet they go about everyday smelling like that; they can't know. I'm not saying that you are repulsive but maybe you are as clean as you think.
He's not afraid of you, and he doesn't have any problem. Of course you gave no information on who this guy is, how long you've known each other, the purpose of the interaction when he looked at your phone... this would help give an informed opinion.
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He is probably wary of your personal space. These days men have to be careful not to touch or even come too close to a woman without her explicit permission. People can be quick to accuse others of nefarious intent. It's better to be safe than sorry, especially after the first incident.
He's probably still embarrassed about the time he bumped you
Maybe he's just trying to just stay out of temptation
m keeping the personal space
Not sure, you could ask him?
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