From social laughter to silent pain, experts reveal why the 'always happy' friend is often the one battling the most unseen emotional distress
Every group always has that one individual. The friend who cracks jokes during awkward silences. The colleague who checks in on everyone else. The family member who never seems to complain, no matter what life throws at them. They are the ones people describe as strong, positive, or always smiling. However, they might also be the ones who are most in need at times.
People were shocked when actor Robin Williams passed away in 2014. How could someone who made others laugh be carrying so much pain? The question has resurfaced countless times since. Why do some of the happiest-looking people often seem to be fighting battles nobody sees?
Happiness and depression are not always obvious, which is a fact that many of us find difficult to accept.
Smile that hides the struggle
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