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brighter than the sun, that’s just me
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Yeah, optimistic people seem to be happier than pessimistic people. I think positive people also smile more while negative people frown more. Does depression wreck havoc on your face?Maybe. I honestly don't know. But people who are optimistic seem to have a better quality of life than pessimistic people, so perhaps this is true.
I'm still going to be pessimistic though, I ain't compromising my views that easily, haha.
For me I feel it has. People used to compliment my appearance, but depression sort of... has made me look tired all the time. I don't feel as beautiful as I used to.Yeah, optimistic people seem to be happier than pessimistic people. I think positive people also smile more and negative people frown more. Does depression wreck havoc on your face?
Wdym?I guess it depends, on reality.
Yes that's true and yet so weird. I m not a pessimist. I m not an optimist. I m a realist.I think this is a flowery way of saying "Be positive because people like it". Which is usually true. *Most people tend to want to be around happy people more than the opposite.