Name: Smile
Uploaded: 2018-11-13T14:32:15.000Z
Duration: 2 min 26 s
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Well, I know some people don't like how their smile looks.

That's probably why people cover their mouth when they laugh, huh?

But yeah smiles. How do you get out of it?

Sometimes, I just don't know how to go back to my neutral face without feeling awkward about it

And I'm gonna be honest my neutral face sometimes makes me look either depressed or angry

But that's just how my face is when it's relaxed.

Only a few people in the world have a neutral smile

But it makes me feel like they're up to something

So I'd be with some friends and one of them would say something hilarious and we'd all burst out laughing

God forbid laughter police arrests us and when I sometimes wonder is

What is the polite duration of laughter and the deceleration it takes to go back to your neutral face?

You can't laugh forever you need to stop eventually and you can't just be like:

Then bam neutral you have to ease into it. It's like stopping a car

You can't just go from 60 to zero in a second without getting injured, but when you hit that zero, it's like oh man

I liked how it felt when I was smiling, but now I can't laugh again because the joke is over and

It's even worse when you're faking to laugh just to be polite because you don't want the person to feel incompetent

I kind of just do the initial two or three 'Ha' s and then hold the closed mouth smile

And then when they're done talking I drop the load

There are some ways to get out of a smile though

You just have to interrupt it with things like a cough a sneeze

Or laughing so hard that it hurts, and you need to stop before you accidentally pass gas

(bye bye ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) - some guy on the inter webs)