It's common to hear people telling you to "change your face" or wondering why you always look serious or upset, especially if you have what's often called a "resting bitch face" (RBF). Personally, I've found that trying to force a different expression just to please others can feel unnatural and even exhausting. Instead, embracing your natural face helps build self-confidence and authenticity. Many people don't realize that RBF is simply a neutral expression that others may misinterpret. I've learned to not let comments like "Cambia tu cara de mal genio que te cargas" (change your angry face) affect my self-esteem. Instead, I own my expression proudly under hashtags like #rbfqueen and acknowledge the shared experiences with #rbfproblems. Being a stay-at-home mom comes with its own unique challenges, but what I've noticed is that genuine interactions and emotional expression matter more than fitting a certain look. When people get to know me beyond my face, they often see the warmth and kindness that aren’t shown in a quick glance. To anyone struggling with similar comments, my advice is to stay true to yourself. Your natural expression is part of who you are, and embracing it can be empowering. Confidence shines brighter when you stop hiding behind forced smiles or changes and instead focus on the real you.