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When I went to a club for the first time, I showed the security my passport. He looked at my picture face and my live face. I smiled and said, "That's just my resting B face" to not feel suspected and he smiled and replied, "Keep it". That made me feel happy.
People fear the RBF. I feel like I get extra consideration when faced with minor inconveniences and people look relieved when I’m polite like a normal person >

Yes people usually fear it but it’s always super satisfying when you can prove them wrong and show them that you should not judge a book by its cover >

Idk what you mean by RBF but I've heard it commonly describe a face that is just strictly emotionless. Not even in a trying, sociopathic way. Just the feeling you get when you put one foot in front of the other to move earth in the direction you wanna be.
If that's all it takes for me to be at least a 7 then get over here shorty I got a face for you to look at 😈 >

Sure! Let’s see that >

Then you'd probably cum at the sight of me. My default face is Mike Erhmantraut. My scowl males that look like a smile. >

Mike erhmantraut is kinda attractive yes >

I love his expression when dealing with Saul's bullshit. >

It’s not unattractive per se. It’s just unapproachable. >

Exactly >

Let me guess, you like being stepped on? >

No, you might have RBF but it’s even better when you face doesn’t match too well your personality >

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NO, don't find it attractive! It's my weapon against creeps! >

I would say it works on most people, we are probably a minority lol >

My ex used to tell me my face pissed him off >

I also like it and feel jealous of those with RBF. I don’t have it at all. I look happy all the time, even if I’m upset. Resting smile face, I call it. >

Why are you jealous of them? Is not Having resting smile face more advantageous ? >

Because I like the idea of appearing unapproachable and intense. People always assume you are just friendly and light-hearted even if that isn’t always the truth. Also people don’t trust people that seem happy all the time. They always think you are hiding something. >

Don't, lots of people just assume you don't like them or it's personal and you can miss out on making friends etc... Most people think I'm a bastard and are surprised that I'm friendly if their forced to talk to me. I've upset lots of people by constantly looking like I think everyone is garbage. But I'm just not a happy-go-lucky type and often melancholy. 
A while ago a girl I like smiled at me and was being super friendly but I couldn't muster any emotion on my face, just had a bad day. Now she thinks I'm an asshole and we never talked again and it's kinda too late now after ignoring each other for 6 months. I wish I was always smiling or at least sometimes.
You are correct though. I don't trust people who always seem happy. Miserable bastard like I said. >

Thank you for saying so >

Anytime :) >

"...or, as I like to call it, a woman who isn't smiling" -some comedian >

I dont think it’s that, RBF is supposed to describe your neutral face, people with rbf do smile, they can even smile a lot >

That's the point. Women are called looking like a bitch if we don't smile all the fucking time. It's just a neutral face. Why don't we call men bitches if they have a neutral expression on their face? >

I’ve thought men were bitches for having a serious or intense resting face. I never thought of this as gendered. >

There's something about the look of doneness with the world that makes me think "now's my chance" >

i have that all the time. whats the snap? /j >

i think active bitch is also face is attractive. >

In my experience, people with an RBF turn out to be the nicest people I've encountered lol >

Same lol >

I think this might just be factually, statistically wrong >

I think what some men refer to as 'resting bitch face' is just a woman who is at that moment not interested in performing any emotional labor to present themselves to people in any particular way (happy, open to interactions, whatever).  In those scenarios, from their point of view it's not a "bitch" face, it's a neutral face.
There are also scenarios where a woman (intentionally or otherwise) presents an expression that reflects currently being vigilant and in no mood for any interactions, esp bullshit ones, from anyone. I don't consider that to be "resting bitch face" or any other resting/neutral expression.
I read faces like that as "resting predator face"  ;-) >

Uhm, no, to me it's just my face. I discovered I had it in pictures when I was a teen and it totally ruined my day. >

I love how you said RBF makes people "look smarter" then proceeded to absolutely butcher your paragraph grammatically.
I don't blame girls for giving off a "bitchy" vibe in a lot of situations. They deal with enough shit on a day to day basis that it's fair enough they want to make themselves unapproachable. But when it's just a permanent facet of your personality, guy or girl, you're most likely a boring, entitled and close minded person. >

Well, OP never said they had resting bitch face, just that they found it attractive. >

That's awesome! I have RBF.
I would say I am usually very aware either of what's around me or some complicated thoughts in my head. Can't do both at the same time. I just don't naturally engage with people, it takes me effort to do that. >

Then I'm super hot! 🔥 >

I like RBF, too. For one, Americans tend to act happy and fake, since not being happy is low-status in their culture. RBF is bold and refreshing. And, if she is kind of a bitch but I bring out her sweeter side, that’s really hot. >

I feel like you’re not talking about resting bitchface but just like someone who’s stoic or something along those lines. >

It’s been a trend for a while now. Girls and women do that pouty sad or annoyed face all the time in pictures and I think it just looks stupid >

Well if you like men, husband would be the guy for you. Its a good thing im a funny person because His resting face scares me a bit. He looks like he's holding back the anger of his family bloodline and like he could snap at any second.