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Lilly2
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One of my own social problems includes my half-baked, almost disingenous smile. I don't smile fully because I have crooked teeth on the bottom (one tooth is in front of the other) and missing incisors (the ones next to your two front teeth) on the top (I was born that way). I am planning on getting braces and some other cosmetic dentistry work done in the future. But until then, my smile remains "half-baked."
Some people may be put off by my half-smile, and they may be put off by my crooked teeth. Either way, this makes me feel inferior, embarrassed, and anxious whenever I encounter someone IRL. Thus, I feel socially awkward and experience some levels of social anxiety whenever I attempt to socialize with humans, even my friends. Interviews are even more challenging for me!
I wonder if anyone else has similar issues with their teeth.
Thanks for listening.
Some people may be put off by my half-smile, and they may be put off by my crooked teeth. Either way, this makes me feel inferior, embarrassed, and anxious whenever I encounter someone IRL. Thus, I feel socially awkward and experience some levels of social anxiety whenever I attempt to socialize with humans, even my friends. Interviews are even more challenging for me!
I wonder if anyone else has similar issues with their teeth.
Thanks for listening.