Does anybody else check their face expressions in the mirror after conversations?

Matcha said:

to see if my face looked 'normal' during said convo. Does anyone else do this? 

If the conversation has finished then you are probably going to be in a different "mode" of masking so checking your face won't tell you how you looked back then.

You need a hand mirror to hold up and check during the conversation to make sure you look totally normal and not strange in the slightest

Sorry, I only jest as when you rationalise it then it is not telling you what you want to know.

In answer to your question, no I don't.

Matcha said:

to see if my face looked 'normal' during said convo. Does anyone else do this? 

If the conversation has finished then you are probably going to be in a different "mode" of masking so checking your face won't tell you how you looked back then.

You need a hand mirror to hold up and check during the conversation to make sure you look totally normal and not strange in the slightest

Sorry, I only jest as when you rationalise it then it is not telling you what you want to know.

In answer to your question, no I don't.

Yes, I agree. Afterwards it’s different. I saw myself on a video (it was in late 90’s, I was around 10) I couldn’t watch myself there. Awful! I stood up and frustrated left the room. Other kids were so expressive and I had some sort of “wooden expression” and I hated that. I had feelings that I was watching a slightly disabled child - myself. I didn’t see it from inside or in the mirror. Now I know my subconscious impression of seeing a slightly disabled child was right. First I thought I was just ugly but then I understood, it wasn’t me ugly, it was something wrong with me.