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.
Yes,it is pleasant to smile,but you have to know when to smile and when to be serious.
You have to know when it is time to smile and when it is time to be serious...
The plural of situation is situations. As in "these situations are serious".
I'd have to say yes since they are above the overwhelming situations and serious problems.
they make me extremely uncomfortable in serious situations
That is the correct spelling of "uncontrollably."
Some guys are serious minded; he could be shy or even moody. Don't take it personally if he doesn't smile at you.
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in an interview for iparty with victorious she says she liks boys who are funny, smart, and can be serious in serious situations.
He does, but he's a serious detective who takes nothing lightly.
Either you have something on your face or , yes, he likes you.
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