>>324591897
it's a by product of the lack of tactile feedback and tracking that can never truly be perfect.

you can't actually *feel* your vr body, so you become self conscious about your positioning, your shapekeys, etc etc. so you pick up the bad habit of just always keeping yourself in a mirror to make sure.

At least, that's how I see it.

it's especially that when it comes to people say, sitting together, or [spoiler]cuddling[/spoiler]you cant sense your positioning and limbs in relation to the other person and your environment. You can't feel the other person there either. so the bad habit strikes again as a form of reinforcement that yes, they are indeed there.