I have smile wrinkles.
Me too. Even when I’m smiling a lot, I don’t look like I’m smiling at all. It’s like my face doesn’t match my emotions.
Yes I smile a lot at home and in the library because that’s where I love being best.
But at shops or social functions I don’t smile much unless people greet me then it’s only a brief smile. I tend to be shy and introverted and aloof.
I do, but when I intentionally smile (like in a mirror) I don’t like it because I think it makes me look ugly.
I smile when I’m anxious and nervous. I’m assuming i look friendly because strangers strike up conversations with me. I’m afraid they will put thoughts in my mind.
I like smiling when it’s genuine and I hate smiling wen it’s work retail in my past. Laughing is the best though especially wen it’s long n u can’t contain it
I got a frown on most of the time. It seems to be my resting face nowadays. But I usually smile as a reflex when people smile. But I prefer beeing around people with neutral faces. Except my fiancee, then I dont have too think about it.
No- not least because I don’t like showing my teeth which make me look like a medieval crone.
I smile a lot more than I used to, but not much when I’m around people I don’t know.
Yes for some reason I am a person that smiles when their in pain. I’ve
Been smiling through schizophrenia for 10 years and cried a little too.
I smile and laugh a lot. I used to be looking stressed before the diagnosis. But now I have changed my personality.
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