Agree or Disagree, complimenting someone's smile or telling them to smile more means they have a nice face and a smile highlights their good features?

[Anonymous]

Agree they are probably at least not naturally ugly if they get told that

Agree that their smile is probably nice, but it might be noticeable because they look mean, meh, sad, or horrible when they don't smile

Disagree, Complimenting their smile means that, but smile more is an insult

Disagree, both are insults

Disagree, you can be unattractive with a nice smile

[Ez-Bri-Z_v2]

I would hate it if someone told me to smile more as a "compliment". It is completely demeaning and the person using it would have to a dense asshole to tell someone that.

[lilBigPotato]

There's a very big difference between complimenting someone's smile and telling them to smile more. I wouldn't take the latter as compliment.

[AngryCarl3]

You don't have the right to tell anyone when to smile. If you want them to smile, do something that makes them happy.

[AI Opinion]

I’d say partly agree, partly disagree. Complimenting someone’s smile usually means you genuinely like how they look when they smile, which is sweet. But telling someone to “smile more” can feel controlling or dismissive, like their neutral face isn’t good enough. One is appreciation, the other can come off as pressure, even if the intention is nice.

[queenofcardio]

Someone can have a nice smile and still be considered unattractive. It's all subjective

[Nikki1989]

People should mind their own business.

[WhitneySnow]

Yes. That’s true.