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My regular facial expression is a frown

When I'm neither happy nor sad, in other words when I have my 'regular facial expression', it tends to look like I'm frowning.
:frown:

What does your regular expression look like?
Is there any way to smile more often without making it obvious that you're forcing it?

:smile:

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Reply 1

Da Di Doo

I either look angry or depressed :frown:

Reply 2

Andy98

Original post by Autistic Merit

When I'm neither happy nor sad, in other words when I have my 'regular facial expression', it tends to look like I'm frowning.
:frown:

What does your regular expression look like?
Is there any way to smile more often without making it obvious that you're forcing it?

:smile:

Don't force a smile - takes more muscles to frown so you're working out. To be honest my normal face is the same as the face I pull when I want to hit someone

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Reply 3

emobambam

I smile a lot. either in a crowd or alone does not matter

Reply 4

SuperiorGenius

I have this problem and someone advised me to "smile with my eyes". What the **** does that even mean?

Reply 5

Sandtrooper

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Original post by Autistic Merit

When I'm neither happy nor sad, in other words when I have my 'regular facial expression', it tends to look like I'm frowning.
:frown:

What does your regular expression look like?
Is there any way to smile more often without making it obvious that you're forcing it?

:smile:

Me too! I just look blank and a bit irritated. Is this to do with the fact that I have Asperger's? Do you have this problem as well?

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Reply 6

LavenderBlueSky88

Me too, unless I actively think about smiling I generally have a bitchface. Strangers have actually said things like 'smile, it might never happen!'. It also doesn't help that my natural walking pace is more of a march, so when people I know see me walking along on my own I literally look like I'm on a vigilante mission to kill.

Reply 7

whatisthis47

I apparently look like I have a story to tell or I've got something interesting to say. I get told "you look like you were about to say something interesting during conversations" a lot but either I have nothing to say or I hold back from saying something I really want to say. :colone:

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Reply 8

gemmam

Original post by LavenderBlueSky88

Strangers have actually said things like 'smile, it might never happen!'.

Urrgh I find that annoying, for all they know that person could've recently received bad news.

I have the same problem OP. People have advised me to force myself to smile in the past but I just look strange if I do so.

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(edited 9 years ago)

Reply 9

gr8wizard10

neautral i imagine. here

Original post by Edminzodo

Me too! I just look blank and a bit irritated. Is this to do with the fact that I have Asperger's? Do you have this problem as well?

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Yes, I've never made that connection before though!

Reply 12

Black Cat

I've been told that I have a friendly looking face the one that is easily approachable. I seem to grin a lot.

Reply 13

+ polarity -

my default face is somewhere between blank and a frown like I can feel my eyebrows pointing downwards a little bit, but I smile pretty frequently though

Original post by white boy

why

Reply 14

white boy

Original post by + polarity -

my default face is somewhere between blank and a frown like I can feel my eyebrows pointing downwards a little bit, but I smile pretty frequently though

why

hello polarity

Reply 15

+ polarity -

Original post by white boy

hello polarity

hello

Reply 16

+ polarity -

Original post by Anonynous

neautral i imagine. here