When you smile with your teeth, does it necessarily mean you're happy/comfortable? Or can it mean the opposite?
9 Answers to "When you smile with your teeth, does it necessarily mean you're happy/comfortable? Or can it mean the opposite?"
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when I see my german shepard's teeth, it ain't because she is happy...
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HAHA true... better be careful!
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how do you smile with your teeth? you mean showing your teeth? I thought it means really happy, don't do that to a dog though
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Sometimes it looks like I'm smiling when I'm in a lot of pain, but like Rodney said, a smile shows up in the eyes.
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haha yeah me too. or looking into the sun! very true
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well it aint a good thing in the chimp world
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LOLLL
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It can mean anything
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When I do that on purpose, it means I am faking a smile.
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A genuine smile is in the eyes.
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very true :)
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I've seen it mean the opposite a lot of times. I don't think it's got to do with the teeth. You can tell from the eyes, can't you?
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Posted by DreamingTaoTiger Jan 6th, 2013 at 9:10AM
Meaning comes from the emotional experience and radiates outward in your own manner(s)(isms). It is different per person. For example if I feel flattered I don't smile like that, I look away or become shy about my behavior while some others will take some victory pose like they won a game.
You can't really expect a general response from all the people, they are too diverse for that.
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Reply by curiousone2345 Jan 6th, 2013 at 9:13AM
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Reply by DreamingTaoTiger Jan 6th, 2013 at 9:14AM
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