Smile... and not everyone smiles back.

Yes smiled at lot of people and it does work positively some of the times.

Smiling isn't very taxing. So I give my smile freely.

I do always smile at people if I look at them just to be nice.

Yes I have and most every place I go. Smiling at someone or smiling back at someone that smiles at you doesn't hurt a person at all. Not to mention it helps with the face muscles.

I always smile at people i meet . Sometimes , i don't smile , but they smile , so i smile back . But it got me thinking , that i really have a smiley face because people would always smile at me .

Those people or strangers who will smile at you, just smile back at them, nothing will go wrong about that. I always smile to people who smiled at me, smiling is a way of showing kindness and respect as well. Smiling is happiness.

There are people I see most days who look the other way and have never smiled at me in their life. I'm a really friendly person and find it hard to understand people like that. I smile at strangers, sometimes they smile back and sometimes not. It takes all sorts I guess.

Some people are just not in the mood or having a bad day. But at least you smiled, right?

I used to be one that smiled all the time , then it got a little odd for me one day with someone asking why I smile all the time. I went to get a pedicure one day, and there was a young man in front of me getting one too. When I looked up he smiled, i smiled. Well, when it came time to leave he followed me out there saying he can tell I like him and he was following me to my the car, he says because I smiled at him, he could tell I wanted him... hmmmm well, after that you better believe I don't do a lot of smiling and careful of who I smile at. Sometimes it could be seen as you are smiling for some other reason , other than being nice. I was watching a movie once of this girl that was being bothered by a man in the office, and the supervisor asked her do you always smile like that? they put it on the girl for smiling at this man..

Yes I have, and she was a stranger too. She smiled back. Smiles are the one thing you can give away and still retain.

It usually occurs to me that when you see eye to eye with a stranger, a smile almost always follows.

I pass smile to strangers sometime and usually they smile back. It feels good. But sometimes some people gives susceptible looks which I don't like. Whatever... I like to keep smiling so I do.

A gentle smile is good. It tells a lot about a person's coardial personality. People feel comfortable interacting with him. However, a person must know when he has to be firm. :)

Even though I am thoroughly convinced that my smile is somewhat scary, or at least ugly, I smile when others smile back. Smiling isn't a good measurement of happiness though.

Yes, I always smile at strangers or smile back. I also like to talk to strangers, especially when I am alone. But of course not to everyone, I just trust my own instinct whether that's a good or bad person. Fortunately, I have not met any bad person in my life. I have also met someone that do not smile back to me, I am fine with that as I understand in this society, not everyone trusts others, especially strangers, though a smile will never hurt. I go to the park almost every day, and try to smile at everyone that I meet, though I might not start a conversation with every of them.

Depends on who the stranger is. When a man is smiling at me, I don't usually smile back coz I know what his smile means.

I'm not very good in smiling to strangers first... But if they smile at me first, I sure hope I don't have a confused look as I try to manage smiling back at them...

Yes I do that often.Of course there are some who won't smile back But then I am a strnger to her,right?

I smile at strangers all the time in my part time job - I sell entrance tickets at the racecourse.

Aha, so your beauty was turned down hehehe. Actually, I never smile to anyone I do not kmow hehehe.I never look around.Some sometimes misinterpret our smile as something malicious,hehehe.I only smile in church, to my students in the actual semester and at home.