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I smile super easily and have high cheekbones, so I have these awful smile lines as a result. What can be done to mitigate the effects of this issue?
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>>76781228
Nothing. You're happy and it shows. From my experience people like when you smile a lot
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>32
>hardly ever smile
>as a result smile lines are very minimal
Feels alright man. Wish I had more reasons to smile tho
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>>76781886
>tfw smiling because I don't have a lot to smile about, thus creating smile lines, thus making me not smile anymore which then leads to the disappearane of smile lines, which then makes me smile etc.
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>>76781228
You are aging and need to accept that. Eat healthy, drink water, and stop acting like you smiled too much instead of just getting old. Your face would have wrinkles from any expressions by now.
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Nothing to smile about in my life
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>>76781833
Yeah, people have given me compliments. It’s definitely pleasant if the smiling seems authentic.
>>76781920
I know. I’m reforming my diet as well, but I do want to minimize the other effects too.



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