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I’m a generally happy person. I’m not overtly optimistic but I don’t advocate for toxîc positivity either. I’m level headed so the scales always tip to the fact that someday everything will work out for me and hence I can’t be sad/unhappy for long.
I am 100% A happy as fuuuuuuck person
I have too much good fortune in my life NOT to be happy
I achieved my dream job
I have a great relationship with my family
I’m in great mental and physical health
I live in my dream country
I have a great group of friends
I’m young, single, and able to do anything and everything I want, life is too good for me to ever feel sad or cynical.
I consider myself a happy and bubbly person. I like to laugh, look at puppies, babies, sweet couples and I just find myself thinking that aww i love love. I love looking at happy people. When i am in a sad mood, i know its only temporary and i know God’s got me.
I’m a deeply unhappy person, but I’m better than I was five years ago
Dont think ive ever genuinely been happy.