Women, Here's Something Else to Worry About: Resting Bitch Face

[AllPurposeAtheist]

I wish I did,lol.

Wait, isn't that Vivien Leigh? Anyway, I am not good with old hollywood stars, I wouldn't know.

I'm not either. My feelings toward celebrities is unless they knock on my door and offer me a few million bucks I could really care less about them..

[drunkenshoe]

If you are not extremely beautiful or handsome; hot or a celebrity I don't see why anyone needs to have a facial expression of the sort to push people. As those circumstances are very rare, resting bitch face is something we 'learn' rather than we develop, imo. Looking cool and hard to get. Without even realising it. When somebody looks and acts that way constantly the first thing I think is that how self absorbed they must be. If you think everybody is out to get you or hit on you...lol, you have a problem.

I'm trying to be conscious about my facial expression and smile as often as I can when there is reason. I got much much better, but I really don't know how I look from outside most times and it turns out I can look/sounds very serious when I am light and goofy. I don't get that because to me I can't hide my emotions and feelings about anything. Well it is not worth it, it eats up your energy and affects people interacting with you negatively for no reason.

But yeah, there are ocassions that calls for it which is another matter.

I know it is not fashionable, but I really don't hate anyone until they do or say something bigotic or harmful in general.

[PickelledEggs]

I'm not either. My feelings toward celebrities is unless they knock on my door and offer me a few million bucks I could really care less about them..

Same. I don't get star struck...  Like...  Ever.

I saw Chris Hardwick in a Starbucks and chatted with him like it was nothing. This is someone that had a (small)  role in terminator 3 and hosts @midnight on comedy central as well as The Talking Dead and a few other things. I played catch with the lead singer of Tesla....  It just doesn't do anything for me. People are just people.

Actually, the only time I got star struck was when I met this cosplayer, Monika Lee....  But I think that's because I have a huge crush on her.

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[Shiranu]

I wish I did,lol.

Wait, isn't that Vivien Leigh? Anyway, I am not good with old hollywood stars, I wouldn't know.

I think that is Leigh.

[drunkenshoe]

I think a very little minority of people -very young people for example- actually get star stuck, no? It's hard to believe anyone literally going head over heals to see a celeb on a street.

It's mostly the exaggeration of media I think. How fans went morbid crazy over a boy or a girl...etc. It's not real.

[drunkenshoe]

I think that is Leigh.

Oh, it is a lucky guess then.

[FinalSomnia]

I hate the people I know with "Actual Bitch Face." Cuz they're cunts.

[Hijiri Byakuren]

I used to work with a gal who had this type of face. She gets around it by just putting on a smile all the time. I actually didn't believe her at first, but then she dropped into a neutral expression to prove it. I thought she was just putting on an angry face, so she went the extra mile and put on an actual angry face. I still have nightmares about it to this day.

[PickelledEggs]

I think a very little minority of people -very young people for example- actually get star stuck, no? It's hard to believe anyone literally going head over heals to see a celeb on a street.

It's mostly the exaggeration of media I think. How fans went morbid crazy over a boy or a girl...etc. It's not real.

I feel like that's a no. I think younger people are pretty easily star struck...

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[drunkenshoe]

I used to work with a gal who had this type of face. She gets around it by just putting on a smile all the time. I actually didn't believe her at first, but then she dropped into a neutral expression to prove it. I thought she was just putting on an angry face, so she went the extra mile and put on an actual angry face. I still have nightmares about it to this day.

It's pretty amazing for me how people control their facial expression like that. How do they do it? Wouldn't that require constant awareness and endless effort when it's constant?

The most important point is that I don't get how they know the exact facial expression of themselves -when it is genuine- matching a certain emotion when they move their muscles, so to call it when they need it?

Do most talented actors even have that self recognition about their exact facial expressions and reactions? Emotions are rarely one sided. When you are angry, you can also be sad, desperate and I dunno let's say...jealous or all of them at once. Are they practising in front of a mirror for hours?

It's creepy. No, scratch that, it is right down scary actually. May be, it is a special talent of its own?

[drunkenshoe]

I feel like that's a no. I think younger people are pretty easily star struck...

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I said the same thing. 

[PickelledEggs]

I said the same thing.

Ohhh. Yeah I read that wrong. I just woke up, cut me some slack lol

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[drunkenshoe]

Ohhh. Yeah I read that wrong. I just woke up, cut me some slack lol

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Just responded to your post. Didn't mean to sound grumpy.

[PickelledEggs]

Just responded to your post.[emoji38]Didn't mean to sound grumpy.

I'm grumpy. Lol. I will be all day because I'm running on no sleep so I can reset my sleep schedule for this weekend

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[drunkenshoe]

I'm grumpy. Lol. I will be all day because I'm running on no sleep so I can reset my sleep schedule for this weekend

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Working on a commision?