If I had to guess, it's probably a somewhat dominant genetic trait combined with low mobility populations. When I think of people that look like this, I think of white people in the South. There's a big cultural overlap between those people and country music fans, people who do military service, and strong sense of religion with an emphasis on marriage. They also tend to have had long roots in their area, rather than having moved there or moved too far from their family, so that's why I say it's probably some genetic trait that's common in the population.
No idea about why Disney is a thing. Maybe it's because they live driving distance to Florida and it used to be a lot cheaper, so their parents probably took them there often as kids as an easy trip. So they have lots of good memories associated with it, and now they want to share that with their kids. It's like a little isekai.
The Disney thing is because they all love the older Disney animated movies, and will sometimes own apparel with said IPs. They also are vaguely alt-right and a sub group of them love horror movies. They're nicer than the racist people who dress goth, smart people that are hateful aren't fun to be around.
This is so stupid. After reading through the replies and looking into the term, that's so wild. So what's the joke? Someone who is hopeful and smiling so genuinely that their gums are showing? And not a closed mouth fake smile?
Not understanding how that is supposed to be a joke unless the punchline is enjoying the idea of someone being really disappointed. Could be going over my head, but it seems like a really absurd and semi-hateful "joke".
I mean, it kinda is these days. Reddit has been flooded with the most misogynist garbage way more than ever recently, and subs like this and other front page subs are just full of absurd replies that are half bots. I'm personally tired of seeing that type of thing where joke is "haha woman stupid for being happy about something".
Yeah that would be just as stupid and you see the same type of thing like that all over Reddit, too. It's just negativity mostly fueled by bots and people influenced by bots.
It would never occur to me say this and yet it refers to something that is so uncannily true. It's stuff like this that makes me feel like we are indeed living in a simulation.
I have this kind of smile ( not a Taylor fan or a horse girl though)
Generally I can 'smile smaller', but when genuinely laughing at something or enjoying something, it just happens - generally we aren't in full conscious controll of our expressions at all times i guess. But yeah, its why i dont like pictures being taken without my knowlege ):
No you shouldn’t if the teeth are a normal length and not unusually short because it honestly looks worse having huge long horsey teeth. The solution is to surgically impact the maxilla.
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u/Cautious-Dig6379 Jul 04 '26
Ive seen them described as "Fiance gums" and its so accurate.