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lemmy.world

Dude, it worked, wow. I just imagine something my kids actually made IRL, instant genuine smile. Powerful.

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The bottom teeth showing isn't a strong indicator, some people do that even with a real smile, but the eyes are a giveaway.

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sh.itjust.works

Thanks for this! Do you also have one for making your voice sound more trustworthy and less hungry?

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Speak with a deeper tone, project your voice (sometimes referred to as speaking from your diaphragm), and curse a lot.

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lemmy.world

As an autistic person I used something similar to learn how to smile.

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Don't have kids, don't want 'em, but what works for me is imagining my cats doing literally anything ☺️

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lemmy.world

If my kid does something cool I do a "impressed" face

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Me last night: I put those chips out of reach for a reason!

Child: I can reach the ladder.

Me: You think you're sooooo smart.

My eyes, which can't lie: ooooh smart kid

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Ah, crap. I don't have kids. Or neurotypical processing. Or dignity. I'll find a way to cheese it, though.

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