Genuine Smile
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A genuine smile comes from the heart and shows true happiness. It results from smiling sincerely and greeting others, which can lead to chatting and becoming friends. A genuine smile also helps reduce stress and makes a person look younger. The key difference is that a genuine smile comes from within rather than being faked for outward appearances alone.
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- 1. -Genuine Smile- Dea Nur Lahuda
- 3. What Is Genuine Smile? A smile that comes from our heart and shows our happiness.
- 4. Which one is genuine? On the right On the left
- 5. Genuine smile results in getting friends, reducing stress, and looking younger.
- 6. 1. Getting Friends Smiling Greeting Becoming Chatting Friends
- 9. smile can Gen uine be f aked not smile caus e we be eartedly. wh oleh