Could they possibly be one of the most annoying people on earth?

Which leads to my next question.

Do you wear your thoughts in your face? Meaning, when someone says the most annoying, stupid thing are you able to just nod nicely or do you respond with a look that exactly expresses what you are thinking without being able to hold back? Do you just bust out in laughter when someone says something ridiculous.

I've been told that I wear my emotions on my face. Gets me into trouble.

I'm like you Erin ... it's always obvious what I'm thinking and I often end up in trouble as result

JustErin said:

Too easy....

pardonme4livin said:

I don't get it.

JustErin said:

... or, if we were to see your face right now --->



(btw neither do I)

JustErin said:

pardonme4livin said:

What does it mean?

My face gives everything away so I'm lucky that it's still intact.

I do both though more times then not I have a stone cold poker face. I guess most times I just do not find the need to even acknowledge ass like behavior with even an expression.

Mach said:

Oh, I would totally suck at poker. I can't contain anything it seems.

JustErin said:

here ya go Erin....

pardonme4livin said:

Dude, you seriously need to work on better material.

JustErin said:

I am quite the master at stuffing any emotion and going blank - much like a light switched off. I enjoy that quality in myself

But again, I also allow myself total expression at times as well and that quality I enjoy as well

I seem to have an involuntary facial reaction. I've had a lot of people point out--and get annoyed by--my eye-rolling, which I don't do on purpose. I can't help it, though. I also get really red-faced at times. So yeah, my face is a dead giveaway for my emotions.

I have this problem too. I work in retail and when I get annoyed by something when I'm talking to a customer it shows in my face although I don't say anything. It gets REALLY annoying when the costumer points it out to me : "Oh, am I being too hard on you?" "Oh, am I annoying you now?"..... AAAARGH!!!

I am the same way. My facial expressions completely give away what I'm thinking and sometimes it gets me in trouble. I do the eye-roll thing without realizing, too. I also have a tendancy to come across harsher than I mean to because of the tone of my voice. I have tried to be more conscious of it, but it's hard.

JustErin said:

I've been told that about myself - I don't even realize it when I'm doing it.

JustErin said:

I do too.

My face usually gives my mood away.

I'd be a horrible politician.

JustErin said:

I get into so much trouble because I don't hide my reactions when people say dumb stuff....but it's hard to control when what they're saying is THAT dumb...

Apparently I wear other people's emotions on my face. I've been accused of making "bitchy" faces when my emotions are completely calm. I don't get it.

JuliePurplehead said:

yeah, i don't smile a ton, unless i am in an AMAZING mood, so people often think that i'm unhappy or pissed off at them. which, when you think about it, indicates the size of their ego if they think that they are important enough to make me frown all day long.

JasmineFire said:

I used to be accused of giving people dirty looks all the time, but I wasn't...I was just squinting to try and see them because I never wore my glasses.

JustErin said:

eye strain's a bitch. do you wear contacts now?

I respond with a look that exactly expresses what I am thinking without being able to hold back.

or

purplehippieonthe1 said:

This is how you deal with customers....

purplehippieonthe1 said:

That's exactly why I worked at a call centre and NOT the retail point of sale!

when I was on TV I gave the other contestant a look that could kill for wasting precious answering time on national television, LIVE
This I realised when I watched it the next day

Not sure about my face...but apparently my voice gives everything away

EvilAlthom said:

hey guess what! the master is getting me a mobile so he doesn't have to text my friends for me