Smiling itself can be voluntary or involuntary. But just the act of smiling raises the cheeks, so that is involuntary. In fact, you cannot smile even slightly without the cheeks rising. Try it!
Yes.
They are involuntary muscles.
You have 4 cheeks. 2 of them are the cheeks on your face. The other 2 are the ones on your butt called but cheeks. What a weird Question. :)
"Is smiling" is the present progressive tense (third person). The past progressive tense is "was smiling".
OK first you rub water on your cheeks to make the redness go away then you try smiling allot to make it look like your not sad. that's how i do it but you have to wait about 5 min. good luck
Not really, but when they open their mouths, sometimes it looks like they are smiling.
Mo Cheeks's birth name is Maurice Edward Cheeks.
Smiling uncontrollably in serious situations can be a response to nervousness or anxiety, as your body often uses laughter or smiling as a coping mechanism to relieve stress. It may also stem from social conditioning, where smiling is seen as a way to diffuse tension or communicate non-threatening intentions. Additionally, some people have a natural inclination to react with humor, even in inappropriate contexts, as a way to cope with discomfort. This behavior is often involuntary and not indicative of one's true feelings about the situation.
No because your butt cheeks have an amount of space between the two cheeks.
It depends. Are but cheeks similar to butt cheeks?
Some people have pink cheeks because they naturally have a pink color on their cheeks.
"Pink in her cheeks" means someone has a rosy tint or pinkish color to their cheeks.