Are You A Lover Or A Fighter? Find Out Which Human Feeling Best Defines You

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Retry Happiness It’s easy to be happy when things are going well, but you have an amazing knack for staying optimistic even when things seem their darkest. Everybody has their breaking point, and the unfortunate truth is that some people will try to find a way to reach it because your happiness makes them resentful, but there’s some good news too. Your positive, supportive outlook attracts a lot more friends than enemies, and they will protect you at all costs. Sadness Everyone gets sad sometimes, but you’ve likely noticed that this describes your mood more often than it doesn’t. Whether that has to do with the circumstances in your life or just a frequent pattern in your mind, your feelings are valid, and they don’t make you any less worthy of respect. And while you may need a little more support from your loved ones to make it through life’s rough patches than others, they know they can count on yours as well because you know what it’s like to feel down better than anyone. Anger It does not take much to set you off. Not only is it easier for things to irritate you than others, but the extent of your anger can also burn brighter. And sure, it isn’t typically healthy to carry rage around with you. But nobody can argue with your passion in life, and that passion can lead you to accomplish great things as your life progresses. After all, it’s hard to find a more powerful motivator for changing the world than anger at how it is right now. Fear From the sounds of things, it’s pretty hard for you to relax. You’re not one for horror movies or haunted houses because life seems scary enough for you all on its own. But while you may be a bit of a worrywart, it’s hard not to appreciate that because you wouldn’t worry so much about your friends and family if you didn’t love them. Moreover, that worry tends to make you cautious and a careful planner, which means you’re likely the most prepared when things actually do go wrong.