Manasa RaoMy words always get me into troubles. And if not my words, it is my facial expressions.
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When speech is not enough, the face can sometimes speak louder. This is a very true statement to me. My words never get me into troubles, but my facial expressions always do. Sometimes I think that it is because I can not control my facial expressions, but I believe it has been the other way round. It has been said that, “A smile is a way to take care of your face.” However, when you smile and even if you try to control your facial expression, sometimes it doesn’t work and you still get into trouble.
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