Anubis
Well-known member
Just wondering, because I'm beginning to think this problem is a major reason why I avoid social situations. Ever since I could remember, the common complaint is that I either look like I'm about to cry, look like I'm really angry, or look like I'm smiling too much. I can never get an even keel expression. And my attempts to get the "right" expression put a huge hamper on my analytical conversational abilities to the point that I can barely talk.
Now I know the obvious solution would be to "not care" about my expression, but it doesn't seem to work. Whenever I start a conversation, I physiologically feel restricted to the point where I probably do ellicit angry, crying, or smiley expressions. I just wish there was a way to better control my facial expressions, physiologically and physically. Anyone have similar problems or possible solutions?
Now I know the obvious solution would be to "not care" about my expression, but it doesn't seem to work. Whenever I start a conversation, I physiologically feel restricted to the point where I probably do ellicit angry, crying, or smiley expressions. I just wish there was a way to better control my facial expressions, physiologically and physically. Anyone have similar problems or possible solutions?