Let’s control smile

Why do people smile?

By smile I mean laughing or more than humor.

We capture some of the emotions around us. When a person feels sad, we also feel sad; when a person feels happy, sometimes we feel happy. This type of emotional capturing happens when we are in a no-feeling state mostly. When we won’t feel happy, depressed, jealous, affectionate, or anything, this type of emotional capture can happen.

Mostly people smile because of a lack of awareness about the situation. When they see a shameful thing happen, they capture the shameful feeling too. I mean they feel the shame a little bit too, looking at the opposite character to make it normal or to keep their professional mind-state persistent, they smile.

Another one is smile is a point that holds the mind without letting it flow to negative feelings. We can use it to avoid depression, stress, anger, shame, fear, and many others. And it’s a way to avoid problems. When we see a shameful thing happening to a person, we smile in front of them to make them smile or not to make them depressed sometimes. It’s a wrong action; all we need to do is avoid the situation or help the victim.

Mostly people smile in public places more than when they are alone. Because when they see a shameful or unprofessional thing happen in public, they smile to avoid the situation and make their emotional level normal. Because they get the shameful or unprofessional reflection of the opposite, and they feel the same sometimes.

When we see a thing not appropriate, we also feel shame. Mostly people smile because of compassion or affection. When a person does a wrong thing or a thing without common standards, they smile in front of him or her because not to make the opposite depress or take anger for themselves.

Thinking of Him she is “crazy,” “unprofessional,” or “shameful.” When an unprofessional or shameful thing happens, mostly it helps to avoid the smile. It’s a deep awareness about the situation. There are common standards we make from our minds and inherit from society. When people break them to avoid depression and anger, sometimes we smile.

A little bit smile from your lips is a way of showing friendship and a way of showing attraction and appreciation. It’s not a bad thing at all, even a humor.

When we do smile at a person’s attitude persistently, that person will be attractive to us. Even he/she can fill your soul with happiness whenever you see him/her. A smile is a good way to make the soul's emotions neutral, but too much smiling can make you crazy. We avoid anger by smiling. We avoid depression by smiling. We avoid shame by smiling and many negative thoughts sometimes. It's a good way to control feelings. We won't flow the energy for negative feelings by smiling. All the energy will persist in smiling.
When people feel happy, they also smile.

“I saw this in a website, but I don’t know the truth. I added it to take a convention about it.

Genuine laughter increases breathing while lowering blood pressure and heart rate. And they tell smile happen because of happy hormones, or endorphins. J ”