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I like that. Smiling is good, what Ive noticed, is that a friendly, warm smile will make strangers smile back at you, try it in public. Its nice to make people smile.

It doesnt however work with a ****eating grin, so be careful.
 

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smiling is what makes someone like Clinton so charismatic. It's just an an always-on feature for him that come across very naturally.
 

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Originally posted by disciple
Excellent post my friend!!

Allen Thompson has a good article on smiling in the Quick Tips or Articles section on the main page.

Good work.
Here it is in it's entirety.


** Your Magic Wand **


What red-blooded male hasn't at one time or another dreamed of having
a magic wand.

A wand which would instantly turn you into the most charming,
irresistible hunk of manhood this side of Robert Redford? Or perhaps
a word or phrase that you could utter to create a magical, sensual
effect on the woman you're talking to? Or maybe a particular
behavior, such as snapping your fingers, that would instantly fill any
woman you wanted with feelings of infatuation, love, and lust for YOU?

You wouldn't want to be completely irresistible. Oh, no. That would
be far too much trouble. You'd have girls that you're not interested
in chasing you all over the place. You simply want to be charming and
irresistible to all those girls you are attracted to.

A wand, a word, or a simple behavior that would instantly turn you
into a charismatic and irresistible Don Juan. Yes, life would be
good!

Well I'm here to tell you there is such a magic wand. Something that
will make you almost completely irresistible to any woman you "point
it" at. Something guaranteed to fill your life with love, romance,
and excitement. No, I'm not talking about some kind of mythical
aphrodisiac. I'm not talking about a pheromone cologne, or some kind
of pill you slip into her drink.

No, this is much easier and simpler. It doesn't cost you anything and
it's something that any man can master.

It's known as a SMILE.

Now I'm not talking about just any smile. I'm not talking about that
pathetic little smirk of yours that makes you look more scary than
friendly. But a big, face-consuming,
I-feel-good-about-life-and-I-like-you-too kind of grin that will
instantly light up any room (and any woman) that you "point it" at.

Never forget that women are irresistibly drawn to smiling guys. They
flirt with smiling guys. Date smiling guys. Have sex with smiling
guys. Marry smiling guys. And live happily ever after with smiling
guys.

Why this infatuation with smiling guys?

Well, smiling says that you're a positive, optimistic person. That
you're a person who has fun and enjoys life. That you're confident.
That you're mature, expressive, and don't hide your feelings. And,
most importantly, smiling says that you like and are attracted to her.
(You don't smile at people you don't like, do you?)

One other thing: smiling makes you more physically attractive.

I'm sure you know at least one girl that you're attracted to, but
you're not sure exactly why. Physically, she has neither a perfect
body nor a perfect face. Yet, to you and most every other guy, she's
beautiful, irresistible, and charming.

Chances are she smiles a lot.

So smiling make you more attractive, reveals your positive
personality, and indicates that you like the person you're smiling at.
Wow!

I know what some of you are thinking. Clint Eastwood never smiled.
John Wayne never smiled. James Dean never smiled. And they always
wound up with the women.

Well, friends, I'm talking about real life here, not television or the
movies. Being a hard, tough, cold, unemotional, unexpressive guy may
work in the movies, but it doesn't work in real life. And chances
are, you don't look like Clint Eastwood, John Wayne, or James Dean
either.

But that's how most of us guys were raised, right? We were taught to
be unexpressive and unemotional. We grew up trying to be cool, trying
to be what we thought others admired. We wanted to be Clint Eastwood
or John Wayne. We wanted to be tough, cool, and get all the women.

Just doesn't work that way in real life.

Want to see something really enlightening (and sad)? Go out to one of
the more popular bars or nightclubs in your area. Try and peel your
eyes off all the beautiful women and check out the guys for a minute.

Notice how most of them are trying to attract women by being cool,
tough, hard, unemotional. They think they can attract women by acting
like they don't really care. Notice all these cool guys leaning
against the walls by themselves (or with their equally cool, male
buddies).

And they go there to meet women! Ridiculous!

Now take a look around the club at the men who are surrounded by women
and are having a great time. What do you notice about them? Take a
look at the way they dress, the way they walk, the way they act. But
most importantly take a look at their faces. They're smiling, feeling
good, and having a great time. They know the secret. They brought
the wand.

"Well shucks, I'd be having a great time too if I was surrounded by
women," I hear you muttering.

True. But the secret is that they came into the club like that. With
those positive, happy, fun-loving smiles. They didn't wait for the
fun to start before they started having fun. They have learned not to
"pursue" women but to "attract" them... by smiling.

Okay, so HOW do you smile?

Remember, most of us have been trained since childhood not to smile,
not to reveal our emotions, not to reveal vulnerability. Trying to
"force" yourself to smile can be quite difficult, especially if you're
feeling nervous, or "she" happens to be around.

(Interesting how some guys think smiling communicates weakness, when
it actually communicates confidence and strength.)

So how do you learn to smile?

One word. PRACTICE!

Smiling is like any other behavior. To get good at it you have to
practice. And practice. And practice.

Think about the simple act of snapping your fingers. Can you snap
your fingers? Most people can't. The first time you try you'll most
likely get a pathetic little "snuupff." Now try again. About the
same. But if you practice some, you'll eventually be able to create
an almost ear-shattering "KAA-SSNAPP" that will demand the attention
of everyone around. You'll get so good at snapping your fingers that
you'll almost hurt yourself doing it.

That's what you want your smile to be like. You want your smile to
demand the attention of everyone around. You want your smile to be
POWERFUL.

So how do you practice? Very simple. Just go into your bathroom or
bedroom or anyplace there's a mirror and you can be alone. Look into
the mirror and smile. Smile. And smile some more. Smile until your
entire face aches. Smile until every muscle in your face is so
fatigued that you can't possibly smile anymore. Then keep smiling.

Yes, you're going to feel stupid, silly, and ridiculous. Great! The
sillier you feel, the more you'll feel like smiling. And the act of
smiling itself, will actually make you feel better and feel more like
smiling.

(This is an excellent exercise to practice before going out on a date,
or out to a nightclub, or anywhere else you might meet a woman you'd
be interested in.)
 

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..continued

You want your smiles to be real smiles though, not fake-looking
smirks. So it helps to think of things that naturally make you smile
or laugh. Maybe make a list of things that you can think about before
you start.

Keep in mind that "real" smiles and "fake" smiles ARE different.

Fake smiles go on instantly, and disappear just as fast. They look
fake. They look like a practiced behavior. They look insincere.
They utilize mainly the muscles of the mouth and not the eyes and the
rest of the face. And they look unemotional.

Real smiles, on the other hand, are slower to form, and slower to
disappear. They're fueled by emotions and emotions do not change
instantly. They involve the whole face. They utilize more facial
muscles, especially those around the eyes. They LOOK sincere.

Thus, you have to learn to "fake" a "real" smile.

By faking, I simply mean a smile that you can put on whenever you
want. A smile that you can control. A smile which is not completely
dependent on your emotional state. After all, you may not be feeling
all that wonderful when the girl of your dreams walks by.

So you practice slowly forming a smile... and slowly letting the
smile disappear from your face. You have to train the muscles of your
face to do this. It's not hard, but it does take practice.

(We're talking about slow relative to a fake smile. We're not talking
about slow motion. If you're looking in a mirror, you'll be able to
tell when you get it right.)

And the payoff for your practice and "hard work" will be enormous.

Think about top professional models or top professional actors.
They've learned how to "fake" smiles. Their smiles look real. And
they can unleash them anytime they want. A magazine cover, a TV
interview, the public, their fans. The world is literally at their
mercy.

And when you learn to smile, the world will literally be at your mercy
too.

You've stopped in at a local restaurant to grab something to eat with
one of your buddies. An unbelievably cute waitress skips up to take
your order. KAA-SNNAAP. You unleash your smile. Watch her face
light up. Watch the special treatment you receive. Watch your buddy
turn green with envy. (Don't you think you should forward him a copy
of Don Juan?)

You're standing in line at the grocery store. There's a very
beautiful, yet very tired-looking girl at the register. You walk up
and SMILE. Watch her face light up. Watch her whole personality
change. She suddenly feels like talking. Do you think she'll
remember YOU?

Unleash your new smile at the office. Unleash it at a local bar.
Unleash it at the gym. Unleash it anywhere there are beautiful women you'd like to meet. Think of it as your magic wand. Think of it as "the secret" that you know that most guys don't.

You have no idea the pleasures that await you.


Allen Thompson
DJNewslet@aol.com
Copyright (c) 1998 - 2003
 

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My two front teeth are a bit large in proportion to my other teeth, ive had braces and they are straight they are just big, how can i combat this problem ?:confused:
 

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very good post brothers..really- we sometimes forget the basic but important things - i used to smile a lot but then somehow i had forgot..now i do it and really,feel better,look better,contact better..thanks again..
 

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I usually dont smile before speak. I only look with no emotions are rather emotions like 'i can kill somebody'. Often girls come to me themselves and ask why im lookin like that. And then whikle chatting i smile and im nice. Always works.
 
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This is a really cool thread.

I used to smile when I was a teenager now and then and somewhere down the line simply 'lost it', where now the best I can pull off is a fake smile, and it's usually to hide my own insecurities and that comes out. Virtually all the times I have tried to smile it has always fallen through the cracks and I got discouraged of it. I've even heard other people comment on some online pics saying I look more attractive when I'm serious than when I smile. Or, I'm worried that I'll have some phoney type of smile and feel like an idiot when I try.

On the other hand, sometimes, on occasion, it has worked occasionally. It's sort of like a wierd luck with me. For example, I smiled at someone on the subway, and she sat next to me. I smiled at someone a couple of months ago in the gym, and ended up talking to her. I think the receptivity of the other person determines how the smile will be perceived.

Great tips, plan to implement them.
 

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OK, I have a comment regarding the whole "fake" versus "real" smiles. The guy above said that real smiles derive from emotion, but then goes on to say that the only way to get one is to practice.

Wouldn't that be fake too? You can't control the smaller muscles on your face, it's subconscious.

My thought would be to somehow evoke an emotion from within you, sort of like a actor using "method" acting. This is when an actor, in order to portray a given emotion, uses one of his or her own memories to act as a surrogate for that emotion. For example, in order to appear sad, one would think about the death of a loved pet.

There's something here about being genuine. If you're meeting a girl for the first time, and don't have her best intentions at heart, it will show in your face.

Interesting. I want to work on this.
 

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hacx said:
my smile sucks
mine does too.Join the sucky a** smile club:eek:

Someone recently told me that when I try and smile for a photo, it looks like I have diarrhea.Oddly enough, that was always my fear.That I had a diarrhea smile.:moon:

Is there a class we can take to change our smile? Lately,I have not been smiling on purpose because I am so embarrassed about my crappy smile.I cannot show my teeth.I have a dorky closed mouth smile.I squint my eyes, my mouth goes to wide,and my slightly pudgy nose gets pudgier. I need smiling help! Plastic surgery? :cry:
 

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shaq06 said:
Someone recently told me that when I try and smile for a photo, it looks like I have diarrhea.Oddly enough, that was always my fear.That I had a diarrhea smile.:moon:
No smile is better than a forced one.

You want to learn to smile? Start being happier with life.

And don't judge your smile. I used to think I had the stupidest, ugliest smile in the world. It's actually one of the FIRST things women compliment me on.

The only time you have an "ugly smile" is if your mouth is somehow physically disfigured, or if your teeth are out of alignment or yellowing. And the teeth things...they can be fixed. White Strips rule. ;)
 

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Yeah guys. Smiling works wonders. If you have trouble smiling in the first place, try to just put a more positive spin in your mind. Just kinda look at things with a more positive light, and then try to smile. It should help the smile come out easier, and with more practice you will just get used to smiling.

Don't worry if you think you have a "ugly smile" because chances are you're just being paranoid. Smiling is about showing the emotion, and letting people know you're a happy friendly person. It's not about straight or crooked teeth, although straight ones do look better. Just try not to judge your smile. Let it happen. Because when you're not thinking about it or holding it back is when it shines it's brightest.
 

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Hey, I smile. I smile all the time. The effect? NOTHING. You mentioned you smile all during your class... I personally think that comes off kind of strange. I remember when I used to go to school and I'd smile down the hallways and people would think I was on drugs or something.

I smile a lot at work and they call me "smiley" and ask me "why am I always smiling?" I get no positive result from smiling a lot.


lol
 

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What's wierd for me is that I am known for rarely smiling. People always comment about me to others about how I'm the "grumpy" one... even though I consider myself pretty happy.

HOWEVER... if I'm walking down the street, I'll often get "reaction" smiles back from people passing me by. Am I subconsciously hinting at a smile in that case?

Strange.

I'd still like to hear some suggestions from the "experts" on how to get a real smile without faking it. Should I be thinking good thoughts? Trying to think the best for the girl?
 

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Thought I'd throw in here that there was once this girl I worked with but never made a move on (because she was a coworker), but after she quit she would call me and was always inviting me to parties. We fooled around a little.. but the point I'm getting at is one day I asked her why she kept calling me after she quit and she told me "Because at work whenever you saw me you smiled at me"

Very powerful tool that we are all equipped with :up:
 

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The thing about smiling is it's more of thinking about smiling rather than making yourself do it. Just thinking postively and it seems to come out. Like today i was up at my school working some stuff out for fall semester, and i was just walking around, just kinda singing a little song in my head, and then some cute girls walk by and automatically a smile creeps up on my face. You can't force the smile out because then it doesn't feel right, but you got to keep the option of smiling open in your mind, if you get what i'm saying. You have to just let your mind let you smile. Don't necessarily have a smile on your face all the time, but at least a hint of one. Also keeping an aura of postiveness also hels. Not only does it attract attention in a postive way and project your friendliness and approachability, but it also helps keep you in a better more confident mood. I hope that clears up some of the questions you guys had.

Anyone who has anything to add to or clarify, or has anymore questions or topics for discussion bring them out. I'm interested to hear what everyone's thoughts are on the subject and see if you have any interesting insight or take on this.
 
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