Smiling

Australia
September 2, 2011 4:29am CST
I frown a lot more than I smile. I suspect that I have 2 wrinkle lines on my forehead thanks to it. I can't really smile properly. If I ever do smile I don't open my mouth but merely make that arc with the lips. I find it awkard when I try to smile much like in that scene in 'Hancock' after he deals with the bank robbers and cooperates with the police for the first time. There was a scene where they show him trying to smile and it just looks like clenching his teeth. The only time I recall smiling in the regular way, albeit, unintentionally is after laughing to something funny.
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prosperity1027
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2 Sep 11
Hi gloamglozer, Try watching more often some comedy movies or comedy shows on television. Usually, this is a good exercise to stretch the mouth or widen the lips. Smiling and laughing with the characters on the show is a good pastime. We forget other problems. We only enjoy the moment, we feel lighthearted.