I work around a middle class/high class neighborhood which is very different from where i live @ the corner of freemont st. and the transition from each class your going to see jolly people in the suburbs but omg sometimes you find them really cringeworthy something about their togetherness, family unity and happiness gives me the eliza thornberry's

I cackled at the Thornberry's part

Are you being serious or nah?

Overly happy people can be annoying in certain situations but if people prefer to be positive and happy, then good for them.

i love Jolly people. they always put me in a good mood.

A little bit.
If I'm in a negative mood, which is often.

that's what im talking about. like they need to know when to stop

I know what you mean. They're so ****ing annoying I hope they die.

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thornberry's im cackling a biT

why

Yeah they can be so annoying. I often feel like they are trying too hard to look happy, but whatever tho.

Not really

I think there's a big difference between really being happy and trying too hard to make your life look happy & perfect.

Great movies that examine this phenomena: Revolutionary Road & American Beauty. Both about a person/a couple driven to madness by their mental self-imprisonment of their need to fit in & conform to American middle-class/suburban standards.

Orphan Black teas.

Sometimes. But I hate negative people the most!

Sometimes, it depends on the situation though... If it's just a passing encounter, like you walking down the street and people smile at you, I always find it nice even if it's fake. But if I'm in a bad mood and someone tries to strike up a positive conversation with me, I get really annoyed. It feels patronizing.

This.

When it's not genuine, it's annoying. Somehow you'll know if it's just an act. But really, the negative nancies are so much worse! Better have someone trying to be happy than be with an an emotional black hole.

Nah, I'd rather surround myself with someone overly-optimistic than someone who's negative 24/7.