People who are happy ALL the time. (men, definition, different)

[samston]

i think people in life would be happier if they didn't focus on what others do/think.

So somebody is happy all the time, big deal. Is it seriously impacting on your own life? Or is it something that pisses you off? Things **** me off, I deal with it.

[sierraAZ]

Originally Posted by samston

So somebody is happy all the time, big deal. Is it seriously impacting on your own life? Or is it something that pisses you off? Things **** me off, I deal with it.

Actually, yes. The constant fake cackling in the office DOES affect me.

[samston]

how so? aren't you grown enough to handle it?

[yankeegirl313]

Originally Posted by sierraAZ

Actually, yes. The constant fake cackling in the office DOES affect me.

Yep! I hear hen cackling all the time at my office, and just turn my paperwork in, and walk away! I hate fake!

[Rakin]

Originally Posted by dave nz

I would say the key in some cases is a past and present of a stress free or low stress life and having enough time to do those things you enjoy and are are passionate in life. With that said though I think living a balanced life is equally important to obtaining true happiness.

An occasional Valium helps also.

[samston]

Originally Posted by yankeegirl313

Yep! I hear hen cackling all the time at my office, and just turn my paperwork in, and walk away! I hate fake!

so?

is it just jealousy/envy? some people are happier than you, get over it.

[yankeegirl313]

Originally Posted by samston

so?

is it just jealousy/envy? some people are happier than you, get over it.

Wow! Calm down...Gee whiz!

No...This is a fake, hen cacklin` laugh...I guess one of those moments, to where...you had to be there to "appreciate."

[sierraAZ]

Originally Posted by samston

how so? aren't you grown enough to handle it?

Why should I "handle" it?! It bothers me, distracts me, and exhausts me. It's an office; not a hen house! They can do their fake "socializing" on their own time. I'm trying to do my work and I don't need the headache they cause me.

[samston]

hmmm.... but others don't act to placate you, do they?

[sierraAZ]

Originally Posted by samston

hmmm.... but others don't act to placate you, do they?

Why should they "appease" me...? All I'm asking is for them to act professionally and not cackle over my head. Not too much to ask for in an office, is it?!