I was born with resting bitch face (unless I make an actual attempt to smile, I look miserable. ) So a lot of time I have to put a smile on my face because I don't enjoy strangers saying things to me like "smile - it can't be that bad.)
Bitch I 'm not unhappy, this is my face. If it makes you uncomfortable, go look at something else.
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