Faces

We don't select our faces...

They come through the genes the sperm and egg deposit. If we did choose, most women would rearrange their face: high cheek bones, a dimple, blue eyes not brown or brown eyes not blue.

When we look at a face, we can try and guess what that person is really like, although we can't guarantee accuracy from the face.

Our green grocer always has a smile and a happy greeting for everyone. A laugh is never far from her lips. 

An older friend radiates warmth, yet I know she's had many medical problems. Warmth doesn't mean courage, but it does blend with her "what can I do to help" attitude or "lets share (fill in the blank)."

Now let's look at the face of three high ranking officials starting with 64-year old Border Czar Tom Homan. (I will resist playing with his name saying a u was forbidden in place of a o.)

I should say that when I searched for photos almost every one was sour including Homan. When he appears in interviews maybe he thinks sour shows seriousness. His actions I find despicable. 

Forty-eight-year old Tom Cotton, Arkansas Senator, when he appears in an interview, acts as if a smile would be painful. I did find a couple of less serious photos. I will also admit that part of my negative reaction to his face and him, is his political stances are directly opposite to mine.

Now we go to Stephen Miller (40, advisor to Trump). He has been a negative force since high school, decrying multi-culturalism, while being pro-white supremist. He saw nothing wrong with putting immigrant kids in cages. If it is something that would help people, it seems he's against it. 

Being so negative did it affect his face?

Granted, I've no scientific proof about face reading, but I can see the results of actions and the actions of these three men hurt not help their fellow humans. 

Note: In choosing these photos, I had lots and lots of sour-faced pictures to select from and very few relaxed ones.