Do nuerotypicals faces ever get sore?

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From making expressions all day? Don’t they ever want to relax their faces?

Haha, day to day expression typically don't make faces sore. Why? because you've been making them most of your life, so your muscles in your face are able to handle it. But! There are times when the facial muscles are pushed beyond what is usual for them and that will result in soreness. For instance if you're out in the sun all day and forgot a hat & or sunglasses chances are your face is going to hurt from squinting all day. This goes for NTs or anyone else.

I'm always making facial expressions too, but my face doesn't get sore from it.

I make facial expressions all the time and it doesn't hurt my face. In fact my face must be the one part of my body that's always getting a workout.

I heard some people won't smile or show expressions because they're to terrified they'll get wrinkles. They'd rather look sad and depressed all the time than be smiling or laughing. That really is sad.

On the other hand, forcing yourself to smile a lot when you are really unhappy really hurts your cheeks.

Some neurotypicals act like almost everything is, or should be, f*****g hilarious

But , to me, not many things are funny or require emotion

And that is fine


What the flying f**k is "AAA ha ha ha ha ha ha ha "




Paranoid they laugh at me



They are annoying judgmental homophobic simpletons


They hurt my feelings

And ears

Headache

Personally, as someone with autism, my face is distorted far more than most NTs; I'm almost always wincing due to anxiety.

Some neurotypicals talk so much and so loud, you would wonder how their vocal cords could still work

Loud mouths are a dime a dozen

The same dipshits are deaf though

C * Humour On

"Do nuerotypicals faces ever get sore? "
Yes. Their faces become sore when they say "But you don't look autistic" one time too many
Sometimes their faces also change colour to red, in the shape of a hand print

Everybody's faces get sore from time to time.

Everyone gets sore when posing for professional photographers. So, yes, if a photographer wants them to do something for a couple of hours while he gets just the right expression for a picture.