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Putridsoul
Member
- Aug 19, 2018
- 32
I laugh and smile all the time, but not because I feel anything. It is particularly disturbing that I trend to laugh when describing horrible feelings and trauma or dramatic events. I am fucked up.
It was this afternoon talking with someone. Which I'm depressed and in constant bad mood doesn't mean I never can smile.
I laugh, but I don't think it's really out of joy. It's more like laughing at how absurd my life is.
Destin
Member
- Aug 15, 2018
- 32
Constantly. I've been majorly depressed since I was 8 but I still laugh at everything. Mostly at myself for being a sloppy bitch tho
Sidestep
Student
- Aug 15, 2018
- 128
I laugh and smile but every time I do I notice how unnatural it feels.
If I do smile it is always unnatural just for someone else's benefit
MortDeVivre
"If a battle cannot be won, do not fight it."
- May 31, 2018
- 140
Dreemurr
Member
- Jul 28, 2018
- 6
Last time I laughed was today I think, started to watch some show (Six Feet Under) and some scenes were funny.
Last time I genuinely smiled was 2 days ago, I finished a replay of my favorite game (Night in the Woods). even cried because the ending was so emotional and beautiful.
But as you can see, the only joy I get nowadays is from media, I don't get happiness from people or meaningul events anymore
Last time I genuinely smiled was 2 days ago, I finished a replay of my favorite game (Night in the Woods). even cried because the ending was so emotional and beautiful.
But as you can see, the only joy I get nowadays is from media, I don't get happiness from people or meaningul events anymore
uxorious
Member
- Aug 17, 2018
- 58
Tonight my friend made a joke to me over text and I laughed. I said my mum was getting on my case and she said "tell her to chill out and pass the bong".. idk why but it made me laugh :)
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Rocky M
I'm A Monster
- Jun 20, 2018
- 213
Last night, mainly because I was playing soccer and I don't want to upset my team. However, it's been years since I've had a genuine smile.
I was watching a try not to laugh react video with my husband. And an old man lost his footing and slid down the stairs and into the water. I wouldn't have laughed if my husband wasn't laughing so hard. It's the last clip in this video
only laugh when im drunk or watching funny vids but then I wondering how did I laugh
Imaginos
Full-time layabout
- Apr 7, 2018
- 638
Here and there, I suppose. Lots of things can make me laugh on occasion, but smile? As in to just smile out of pure contentment, and or, relaxed satisfaction with your personal little world, and not because you happen to have found something funny at the time? Under those terms, I'm not sure I've ever truly smiled.
skitliv
Le mort joyeux
- Jul 11, 2018
- 485
