The faces we wear
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I don't see what true face even means. The face I wear at home doesn't get shown to anyone so there's no reason to hide my "true face", it probably conveys my mood fairly accurately. Why isn't that my true face?
I tend to be a lot more smiley and expressive when I'm talking to other people, but I hardly consider it wearing a mask. I consider it like wearing clothes. People wouldn't like me if I gave them the same bored facial expression that I have when I'm on my own.
I often think I look a bit happier than a lot of people in public.
I tend to be a lot more smiley and expressive when I'm talking to other people, but I hardly consider it wearing a mask. I consider it like wearing clothes. People wouldn't like me if I gave them the same bored facial expression that I have when I'm on my own.
I often think I look a bit happier than a lot of people in public.
Normal: I have a neutral face no real emotion on it, my emotion is in my eyes (people say I tend to look annoyed).
Sad: This is a hard one to describe, but this will be shown in my lips, as there will be no hint of a smile
Happy: This has two stages first there is a crooked grin on the right side of my face. Second and I actually smile (this is rare). Yes I have a reason for this.
Angry: All in the eyes and body language. My face goes neutral but I have been told my eyes go dangerous and I start to move as if I am stalking my prey.
...Yeah, I just copy-pasted all you said.
Sorry, but I've been told the same.
Sad: This is a hard one to describe, but this will be shown in my lips, as there will be no hint of a smile
Happy: This has two stages first there is a crooked grin on the right side of my face. Second and I actually smile (this is rare). Yes I have a reason for this.
Angry: All in the eyes and body language. My face goes neutral but I have been told my eyes go dangerous and I start to move as if I am stalking my prey.
...Yeah, I just copy-pasted all you said.
Sorry, but I've been told the same.
Normal: For me is usually a small smirk or grin on my face as i'm usually happy
Sad: Blank, I try to show no emotion but apparently a lot of people can read my eyes like a damn open book. I also tend to look rather "innocent" when i'm really sad
Angry: Classic frown and eyebrows shift a little bit. Depending on how angry, if i'm just sorta pissed off I get a rather smug look on my face but when i'm super pissed off I show no emotion on my face, although my friends say that when i'm this angry once again my eyes show it really well and I start trembling a bit due to excessive adrenaline coursing through my veins
True Face: Really depends, have to go with the whole light dark split. But more leaning towards the light
Sad: Blank, I try to show no emotion but apparently a lot of people can read my eyes like a damn open book. I also tend to look rather "innocent" when i'm really sad
Angry: Classic frown and eyebrows shift a little bit. Depending on how angry, if i'm just sorta pissed off I get a rather smug look on my face but when i'm super pissed off I show no emotion on my face, although my friends say that when i'm this angry once again my eyes show it really well and I start trembling a bit due to excessive adrenaline coursing through my veins
True Face: Really depends, have to go with the whole light dark split. But more leaning towards the light
Normal: Thoughtful, or apparently 'pissed off' when I'm tired or headachey.
Work: Cheerful grin, and my voice goes up a little. If I'm really pissed off with the day, my voice is high-pitched and chirpy, and the grin gets frozen while my eyes snap fire.
True face: I suppose I'm just neutral most of the time, but I have a little quirk at the corners of my lips like I will be smiling if I'm not already.
Work: Cheerful grin, and my voice goes up a little. If I'm really pissed off with the day, my voice is high-pitched and chirpy, and the grin gets frozen while my eyes snap fire.
True face: I suppose I'm just neutral most of the time, but I have a little quirk at the corners of my lips like I will be smiling if I'm not already.
I'll follow the OP's format for my reply.
[HEADING=2]Home Faces:[/HEADING]
Normal: I usually don't smile but my eyes are usually either lost, exploring another realm or appear to be attentive and learning.
Sad: Frowning, perhaps tears if the situation is dire enough.
Happy: A grin and beaming eyes. I rarely (Like Valve actually releasing a game on schedule rare) smile with my teeth. I'm told when I try to smile for the camera, it looks forced.
Angry: Negative Facial expression and body language. I have two phases. Pissed off, in which I will say nothing at all and only look at the target of my stress with glares. The other stage is when I'm furious. My face gets red and my mouth is usually moving quickly as I rant (something I really have been working to get rid of)
[HEADING=2]Work Faces:[/HEADING]
Normal: Positive, concentrated expressions. Eyes always focused on the task at hand.
Sad: I never reveal sad emotions at work. There is neither time or need for it.
Happy: A grin, a laughing moment then back to work (normal face).
Angry: Tight, lips pursed to avoid saying something that I'll regret. Eyes are angry but the body remains normal, lest my body language translate my mood.
Meetings: I don't go to meetings.
[HEADING=2]My true face:[/HEADING]
Much like the OP I have two sides to my personality, or "true face". I try to keep the darker side locked up. If it has to emerge, I do it privately and vent at a mirror or something. My Lighter side is the side I present to the world each day and I try to keep pushing myself to be more positive.
My deeper personality is something I haven't really worked out yet. I guess that is something you find out with time or someone close to you tells you about. I shall continue my self-evaluation later. Right now I need to sleep.
Goodnight.
[HEADING=2]Home Faces:[/HEADING]
Normal: I usually don't smile but my eyes are usually either lost, exploring another realm or appear to be attentive and learning.
Sad: Frowning, perhaps tears if the situation is dire enough.
Happy: A grin and beaming eyes. I rarely (Like Valve actually releasing a game on schedule rare) smile with my teeth. I'm told when I try to smile for the camera, it looks forced.
Angry: Negative Facial expression and body language. I have two phases. Pissed off, in which I will say nothing at all and only look at the target of my stress with glares. The other stage is when I'm furious. My face gets red and my mouth is usually moving quickly as I rant (something I really have been working to get rid of)
[HEADING=2]Work Faces:[/HEADING]
Normal: Positive, concentrated expressions. Eyes always focused on the task at hand.
Sad: I never reveal sad emotions at work. There is neither time or need for it.
Happy: A grin, a laughing moment then back to work (normal face).
Angry: Tight, lips pursed to avoid saying something that I'll regret. Eyes are angry but the body remains normal, lest my body language translate my mood.
Meetings: I don't go to meetings.
[HEADING=2]My true face:[/HEADING]
Much like the OP I have two sides to my personality, or "true face". I try to keep the darker side locked up. If it has to emerge, I do it privately and vent at a mirror or something. My Lighter side is the side I present to the world each day and I try to keep pushing myself to be more positive.
My deeper personality is something I haven't really worked out yet. I guess that is something you find out with time or someone close to you tells you about. I shall continue my self-evaluation later. Right now I need to sleep.
Goodnight.
On a different note, it's a scary thought that some people here are probably even to young to remember who the hell koffing is . . .UberLemonBoy said:I have only one emotion like koffing
For the face thing, mine looks like that bland emotion-less face yahtzee is using in his ZP videos.
Oh my god, thank you so much for that. Where's a +rep button when you need it?UberLemonBoy said:I have only one emotion like koffing
Home face: Either blank face or smiling for whatever reason, I guess. Anger is apparently a strange look on me. It usually involves a set jaw and death-glares. Very un-intimidating death-glares.
Work face: Blank face. Fake smile for the customer. Blank face. Smile at coworker I actually like. Blank face. Smile at cute coworker. Blank face. Giant grin when I'm punching out.
True face: If you know "The Guy," that but not quite as awesome. But still pretty awesome.