I've noticed a lot of you guys are single. You should start

>>17474111
Here, have a (you).

>>17474111
>*snickers* I hope they bought it.
What an odd slogan for a candy bar. And what an odd place for a random commercial.

Girl here, can confirm OP is right.

>>17474121

Well he can't say snigger because that's offensive.

>>17474111
This is true.

> working out in gym. My wife is due to join me.
> I'm watching out for her. I see her walk in. She sees me
> I walk the full length of the gym with a smile on my face.
> three girls on treadmills all look at me and smile as if I'm walking up to talk to them. Seem confused when I keep walking.
> wife comments I've made three new friends.

Girls do seem to respond positively to a smiling face.

I'm not really sure about OP's post. I rarely smile, I make Radiohead tier music. And I get laid enough. I think confidence has more to do with it than smiling.

>>17474172
Smiling tends to convey a feeling of relaxed, confident ease so it tends to be a good sign somebody is comfortable in the situation.

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Smiling is pretty hard when you constantly feel like hanging yourself, but so many of us feel this way because we're lonely.
Bit of a catch 22, but reality doesn't care.