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感动是个什么表情

感动是个什么表情?
泪眼汪汪 说不出话这样?


据一个不可靠消息,感动就是
要笑不笑要哭不哭这样的
想象起来的话 感觉很像脸部抽筋比较多.

我发现 我没有感动这个表情
是因为不够感动 还是不知道怎么表达
我看戏听歌看视频都可以乱哭

但是如果说是惊喜还是什么
我却很少会被感动到
虽然一部分原因是90%惊喜都会给我猜中啦

撇开视频电影音乐这些 还有亲情也例外
最后一次被感动 我也不记得了
也不重要是吧.

我记得以前有个人总是喜欢乱惊喜
也不知道哪来的习惯
然后10次 有8次给我猜中
其他两次 没有猜中 却出现了面瘫的情况.

反省之后觉得好内疚
别人那么用心安排的 就算扮一下感动也好啊
然后下定决心 如果以后还有这类情况
一定要尽力配合一下

结果,真的来了
然后我发现
尼玛姐真没有感动这个表情 -.-
还是感动点太高吗.
大家都惊喜的开心的 我就是以下的表情.....


唉. FAIL BIG TIME.
加上因为是很亲的人 就连假笑都省了就这样.
所以我是有病吗我也不知道.
虽然说 对这些没有意义的东西没啥兴趣
但是 能不能来个好心人让我感受一下感动是什么感觉叻
我试试看尽量关掉第六感配合一下.

结果连这个也变得和你一样吗?
我宁愿相信我只是没有遇到让我感动的人.

晚安.





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