in a social interaction with a female that i have already opened at someplace casual like school or work, at what point in the interaction should i smile?..do i smile the whole time?..if i smile throughout the whole interaction it feels cheesy, but if i dont smile i feel as though she thinks i am weird or atleast that is the feeling i get but in any event the set loses some steam...any assistance you can give me in accordance with these matters and or facial expression voice tone in general would be amazing

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C-bone

It depends but when I smile very little I sense the girl qualifying. Not smiling fucks with peoples minds. James Bond very rarely smiles, as for Hank Moody. As for most great seducers. They do have a 'I wanna fuck you' kind a grin. It's not a smile nor a pale face. You should try it sometime.

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Head slightly tilted, strong eye contact, miniscule smile.

Smiling too much is not really necessary. I don't do it much myself, unless I'm at a point where there's a lot of comfort already built.

Not smiling but being very attentive and interactive give the impression you "know what you're doing". In other words, it gives the impression you don't have a problem talking to women.

James Bond (as mentioned earlier) is a great example.

Don't be serious either, cause it creeps people out. Also, when you smile, don't show too much teeth. If you overdo it, it can give the impression you're nervous.

Hope it helps. ...I mean

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Don't smile from your head. It'll look stupid and be timed wrong. Plus, you can't form a real smile (Duchenne Smile) cognitively anyway.

Focus on enjoying her and being happy and the smiles will come at the right time on their own.

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