The concept of "bitchy resting face" started off as a joke, but ever since the fake PSA went live—garnering more than 2 million hits on the comedy site Funny or Die and YouTube—scores of women have come forward to own up to the "disorder."
Actress Anna Paquin of "True Blood" last week bemoaned her "BRF" during an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel's show, saying that despite being happy and satisfied with her life, her default face makes her look like she "wants to kill people." Jezebel's Kristine Gutierrez, on the other hand, celebrated her "chronic bitch face," proclaiming "it's not my responsibility to be everyone's sunshine."
"I need to print this on business cards so I can hand it out to people who stop me and ask why I'm unhappy or angry or tell me to smile on a daily basis," one commenter wrote in response to the video.