Yeah, that's my main concern with most people's positivity. I can't help thinking even if the majority of the people do have typical problems, I think they have the most luckiest lives to have ever lived. It'd difficult me seeing extroverts(and usually it I see it is extroverts having less problems. I think even little reserved/extroverted people don't have it as bad either. ), people who have practically less worries in their lives while for others like me, I don't really know how to manage them well. It's how it is in tv shows/movies too, where everybody is all smiley, giggly, flawless, talkative, almost like any fairytale story ever been written. Wow, I if I had the chance to restart my whole life again I wouldn't ever mind living that way actually. I feel bad for those who do suffer greatly. People who I've heard doing drugs, cutting themselves, bullied, ect. I think movies/shows set a false interpretation of what reality is like, and it's even more scary the fact many people start absorbing it hardwired in their brains. The people who I've met I see are just like the others. I guess it's because they are just sane people.