Do people smile back at you?

[thesheriff443]

I get a lot of smiles back from strangers on a daily basis, I think its because I smile and have a friendly face:shocked:, how do you do on the smile front?

[Kizzy]

I get cross if I smile at someone and they can't be bothered to smile back.
I think it depends where you live as to how smiley people are.

[thesheriff443]

I get cross if I smile at someone and they can't be bothered to smile back.
I think it depends where you live as to how smiley people are.

you would get a smile from me and a cheeky wink!

[GypsyGoth]

Outside of work I tend not to smile at people and if someone smiled at me randomly, I would ignore them, and then worry what they were smiling at.

[Crimson Dynamo]

I have a natural scowl and am more likely to get "cheer up" than a smile. The ones who say that go immediately onto "THE LIST"

[thesheriff443]

Outside of work I tend not to smile at people and if someone smiled at me randomly, I would ignore them, and then worry what they were smiling at.

smiling stalker alert:hugesmile:

[thesheriff443]

I have a natural scowl and am more likely to get "cheer up" than a smile. The ones who say that go immediately onto "THE LIST"

of victims:shocked:

[mizzy25]

I think if someone smiles @ u, u cant help but smile back. Im normally in a massive rush for no apparent reason so I barely notice people like let alone if they are smiling @ me or not.

[Kizzy]

I actually make a conscious effort to smile more now, people kept thinking I was Polish.

[Cherie]

I actually make a conscious effort to smile more now, people kept thinking I was Polish.

:joker: why do the Poles not smile?

[waterhog]

i always smile - the problem is - the receiver run in fear.

[AnnieK]

I think Northerners are more friendly. Most people smile and say hi where I live but when I visit my brother down south people look at you as if you are mad if you smile at them

[Jesus.]

I think Northerners are more friendly. Most people smile and say hi where I live but when I visit my brother down south people look at you as if you are mad if you smile at them

They're probably just blinded by the glare from your skin. You don't have sunshine up north, so it's not something northerners would ever experience.

[Kizzy]

:joker: why do the Poles not smile?

Not really no, they always look really serious :joker:

[smeagol]

i dont smile at randoms its creepy lol

[Z]

Yeah I'm always smiling at elderly people whenever I'm out and about around my parents' house as it's quite an elderly residential area (I think my brother and I might still be the youngest people living on the street and we're 22 and 19 respectively) and always get smiles back. I tend to smile at older people more. Or if I'm in Glasgow and on the subway and someone's got a baby on their lap but I think most people do that too.

[mizzy25]

Lots of people smile when you have dogs, especially a puppy.

[Me. I Am Salman]

if people smile at me I smile back because I'm not rude

[Kizzy]

People don't smile in London on the tube ... even if you stare at them and cross your eyes, you can feel them actively not looking at you :laugh:

[Livia]

I smile at people all the time. And I'm from the south! Imagine...

[Vanessa]

I only smile to family and friends.

[Me. I Am Salman]

Seriously though how can you just ignore someone if they smile at you :laugh:

[Kizzy]

I smile at people all the time. And I'm from the south! Imagine...

That was a joke liv, I'm sure you're very smiley.

[Vanessa]

Seriously though how can you just ignore someone if they smile at you :laugh:

I always wonder why they're smiling at me. :suspect:

[Livia]

That was a joke liv, I'm sure you're very smiley.

I wasn't actually replying to you.

[Josy]

Yes and this thread title made me think of this...

Smiling is contagious,
you catch it like the flu,
When someone smiled at
me today, I started smiling too.
I passed around the corner,
and someone saw my grin -
When he smiled I
realized, I'd passed it on to him.

I thought about that smile,
then I realized its worth,
A single smile, just like mine,
could travel round the earth.
So, if you feel a smile begin,
don't leave it undetected -
Let's start an epidemic quick
and get the world infected!!!

[Jessica.]

No because I smile like this.
http://31.media.tumblr.com/a86f3a77a389b42c2a4bb1d82776f15a/tumblr_mrsfv0d2cG1ry4n27o1_400.gif

[Vanessa]

:joker:

[Niamh.]

Yes and this thread title made me think of this...

My daughter did that poem for a competition in school once, she won as well :love:

[MTVN]

My daughter did that poem for a competition in school once, she won as well :love:

I think thats called plagiarism

[Sophiee]

most of the time. I think it's common decency to smile back at someone if they smile at you first, it's awful if they don't, makes them appear to look extremely rude.

[MTVN]

The idea of just smiling at someone without any other interaction seems a bit weird to me, at least give a "morning" or "lovely weather" with it, if someone was just staring at me smiling I'd think they were looking at someone else or probably start worrying that they were taking the piss

[Natalie.]

If someone smiles at me I will smile back to be nice but wonder why they're smiling at me.

[Z]

The idea of just smiling at someone without any other interaction seems a bit weird to me, at least give a "morning" or "lovely weather" with it, if someone was just staring at me smiling I'd think they were looking at someone else or probably start worrying that they were taking the piss

If we ever meet I'm just going to smile at you to unnerve you Matthias

[InOne]

I never really look at people long enough to notice if they smile or not. Too busy in my own thoughts. Everyone else seems to be too, or on the phone.

[Braden]

When I walk to my bus stop I tend to bump into the same people, so I always smile at them just so there's a pleasant start to their morning as well as my own.

There are younger people walking to the senior school nearby my bus stop, but they always look grouchy so I never really bother smiling at them. :laugh: