A B O U T * P O U T I N G

OUT&ABOUT POUTING

…A smile a day keeps many stresses away™…
…A pout a day makes people smile your way™…

POUTING CAN BE SERIOUS YET HELPFUL.

POUTING CAN HELP RAISE THE AWARENESS OF GLOBAL PROBLEMS, 

SUCH AS GLOBAL WARMING, CAUSES OF HUNGER & POVERTY IN THE WORLD.

POUTING IS THE FIRST STEP TO PROBLEM SOLVING. 

WE POUT BECAUSE WE CARE.

WE POUT BECAUSE WE WANT TO MAKE THE BETTER.

LET'S TAKE THE FIRST STEP TO POUT, 

MAKE IT HAPPEN, AND MAKE THE WORLD BETTER.

ARE YOU READY TO POUT?

LET'S POUT IT OUT!

Hi everyone!

For a while, I’ve wanted to create a web site to document humans’ positive emotion in everyday life. To bring smiles, and share little happy moments. But how best to capture a human emotion? After Now everyday, I see people pouting. When they do, I honestly love it. I think it’s the cutest, most natural expression of  human emotion. A combination of everything… happiness, anger, boredom, sadness and disappointment. When we haven’t gotten what we wanted, or things haven’t gone the way we wanted. Then, we pout….

Pouting faces are very adorable, cute and funny. I decided to start taking photos of random people pouting on the street, people who I met along my traveling, my friends, family and everyone in my life… hope these pouts make you smile & have fun pouting! Let's Pout

NOTE:

Everyone, please feel free and do not hesitate to submit your pouting photos anytime at sassizer@gmail.com There will be a monthly Super*Pout Competition. If you are selected to be on the competition and win the best POUT of the month, you will get a secret lovely pouty gift!

DEFINITION:

 POUTITUDE / n. / A newly coined portmanteau of "Pouting" and "Attitude", a little complex mental state involving semi-positive beliefs, unserious disappointing, sexy/bitchy feelings, uncertain values and dispositions to personally act in your own pouty ways...  POUTIMISTIC / adj./ A newly coined portmanteau of "Pouting" and "Optimistic", meaning to keep pouting people positivism in the face of desperation....You gotta have faith!   Below is from Body Language for Dummies by Elizabeth Kuhnke