6 Reasons You Should Not Fake Your Happiness

Fakery is never good. However, there may be instances when you may need to pretend to be happy.

It could be because you want to avoid hurting someone, or it’s a part of your job, or you want to fit in in a new environment.

Whatever the case may be, just make sure you don’t end up fooling yourself into thinking you’re happy when you’re actually not.

Here are six compelling reasons why you shouldn’t fake your happiness:

1. You’re eventually going to hurt the people you’ve lied to

Pretending to be happy may work for a short period of time. But the longer it drags on, the more you convince people you are indeed happy. But what happens when the truth finally comes out?

They’re going to feel utterly disappointed, destroyed even, especially if they genuinely cared about your well-being.

They’d feel like they’ve wasted their time and effort trying to make you happy, only to find out you’ve been faking it this whole time. If you’re trying to build long-lasting relationships, don’t lie.

2. You’re going to turn it into a bad habit

When you routinely fool yourself and others into thinking you're happy, then chances are you could be turning your fakery into a bad habit.

It’s like putting a wall of fake happiness between you and others. They think they know you, but the sad truth is, they don’t.

3. You’ll start resenting genuinely happy people

The more you see genuinely happy people, the more you realize how effortless and natural their happiness is. You, on the other hand, have to put on an entire persona to look happy.

You’ll start questioning why they have it easier than you do, and that's just not a nice thing to be doing.

4. You’re not going to grow as a person

When you’re boxing yourself into a corner by hiding your true feelings, you’re not going to grow.

And by grow, I mean, developing positive habits and generally, improving yourself.

5. You’re going to end up physically sick

You can actually become physically ill when you force yourself to act happy.

Putting on a fake happy persona can take its toll on you and increase your stress levels. You’d eventually become tired of it all.

6. You’re going to hurt yourself

Lying to yourself can do that to you. You’re not just hurting yourself emotionally, but also mentally and physically.

You can only take so much abuse. Get your act together and seek the true happiness that you deserve.

Related reading: How to Balance Mind Body Spirit

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