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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't want to go into too many details but I was young and lost a parent and favorite cousin along with so much more. I bounced back very slowly, more of a climb with one step at at time. The plus, 25 years later is that I'm grateful for every day that is not as bad as that year. [b] My standards of happiness are so low that I'm really happy all the time[/b]. I wish you the best, keep looking forward. [/quote] I know exactly what you mean. [/quote] +1 So true! I trust people who act happy -- I know that they are not fake, and I know that they appreciate all that they have - truly. Sullen people bore me - they come across as spoiled, immature, naive and ungrateful. [/quote] Just came across some press about "smiling depression" the other day. Here's one of the articles: https://www.sciencealert.com/there-s-a-dangerous-form-of-depression-nobody-talks-about There's so much going on with people. Someone who's acting "sullen" might be behaving that way because that's how they process grief. Another person might be acting happy but feeling sad and bleak. [/quote]
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