16/20
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Wow, I have never seen such ridiculously exaggerated displays in real life. Not even in bad movies, where actors can't act to save their lives. This looks more like a "human emotion debriefing" in an alien counterintelligence service, where they got their tentacles on a textbook description of which muscles contract under what circumstances and why and then photographed a few human subjects whose faces were suitably contorted by electrical stimulation.
I think my favorites were "flirtation" and "love" (which were almost mirror images of the same expression), and the explanations that "flirtation" had the person turning the face away but making eye contact to signal both disinterest and interest (because flirting is about fucking with people's heads you guys), but with a smile that indicated pleasure (because only sadistic assholes flirt -- the ensuing confusion gives them pleasure). Love apparently looks like happiness, but with the head tilted to denote intimacy. We are supposed to ignore that it's also partially turned away, as in the "flirtation" diagram. Apparently, should you persevere through the mixed signals phase, the psycho you are dating will do less turning away and more tilting to convey the intimacy you've developed.
Also, the lip-licking "desire" pic was insanely creepy. I am considering washing my face with some Drano (no worries, I'll wear pool goggles) and ordering a fat suit on the internet (but not new clothes, that should help) just to avoid seeing that expression again. Of course, I'm probably worried for nothing, since the only person who ever wanted me, apparently, was this guy that staggered through my back yard and exposed himself to me when I was like 11.