It's often the face of a person who needs a hug, an ear and reassurance more than "likes" from digital acquaintances.
It's disconcerting to watch people drop the happy face they assume for a selfie and resume their ordinary sour one.
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If you want to see something *really* uncomfortable, check out this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7iyNUw9UnA …
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Selfie management--image management, really--is indeed a sour, serious business.
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I guess back in the 1920s it was the other way roundpic.twitter.com/H2tIkYTzeU
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Eh. Not all faces have “happy” appearances at rest, but that’s not necessarily indicative of the person’s emotional state.
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I think that's the point. If you don't have a "happy" resting-face, why put one on for status update?
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Also good is the half-smile, half-neutral folx hold when the camera operator needs to adjust for a second
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sad truth PG.
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how can this be turned into a successful app? Hahahaha
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