Happy people.

i don't really care how happy other people are most of the time.

someone who is obese...

 

Yeah. If they're happy about Jesus or Sarah Palin, it's nauseating. uke:

 

unless they're happy about sarah palin's most recent public humiliation...

 

I've been told I'm one of those "happy people". Still like me?

 

:cheers2:

 

You don't want to be a wishy-washy peace-and-love son of a bitch, you know?

 

....well i don`t really care as long as i am happy too.
and even if i am not, happy people are happy people...how in the hell can they annoy me ? i just don`t care.

 

two of my kids are naturally happy... the other one.. quick temper!

i don't mind happy people.

 

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xkkud_rem-shiny-happy-people_music

 

People who are constantly happy also tend to be rather stupid, which irritates the hell out of me.

 

Happy is a mood. Usually people who are happy all the time are faking it, and won't be honest about their true feelings with you are irritating. Nobody is happy all the time, people have bad days.

But their are people who are genuinely content. Usually through years of wisdom they've evolved the ability to be comfortable and see the brighter side of any situation and work to change them, while being completely decent despite whatever challenges they are having.

Someone being in a good mood can cheer me up, but it's ephemeral. Someone who's always bubbly is usually faking it, and it's irritating.

People who are content are the people you should surround yourself with.

 

well stated, Lode.

 

And the converse, many intelligent people can be irritatingly serious.

It's all about sensitivity. If you're not sensitive to those around you, your happiness can become intrusive, disrespecting (perhaps unwittingly) the other, more pensive one. The serious, thoughtful person, though less intrusive, is an island, in the extreme isolating him/herself in their thoughtfulness. The idea that they are being disturbed by the mood of another may be real to them, but may feel uncomforable to the one who is happily giddy, as if being shut out.

There's no rules here. People have a right to their thoughtfulness, as the ponder life's meaning and prioritize their shopping list. Insisting that my joy be assimilated by all is a false expectation, bordering on fascistic joy propagation, which may issue in an agenda of proselytization of the thoughtful into the "joy-joy club".

On the other hand, the thoughtful one may receive great benefit from taking a five-minute break from his/her pondering, and may even get a blowjob as well. Priority lists aren't everything.

It's about mutual respect.

I feel your pain. You feel my balls slapping at your back door. I'm happy, you're happy. Everyone's happy.

 

I'm both insensitive and pensive.

I guess I'm in the wrong twice. Does that cancel itself out?

 

im am usually always a positive person. i look at the bright side of everything. it tends to be annoying sometimes. then i look at the bright side of that!

 

I’m generally happy; but I don’t walk around with a stupid smile on my face either


Hotwater

 

I voted somewhere in the middle

I fake my own happiness

 

Shiny, happy people having anal sex

(shiny happy people having anal sex)

Meet me in the crowd!

 

i'm happy for the most part... hope it rubs off on others as much as happy people rub off on me

 

oops..you're a guy ..I hope no one saw my original post

 

I definately agree. Well said.

:smilielol5: I wish I did.