Nice people are the worst, right?

It's the worst when you want to stand around and complain about a week-old situation that's already been handled, when some nice person is always inputting stupid comments like "It could be worse" or "At least you still have other things to be grateful for." And they are SO fake when they smile and act like they really want to know how you've been.

Plus, you know what they say: nice guys finish last.

Our society puts a stigma on nice people. Nice people are doormats and let themselves get walked all over. We should keep all nice guys in the friend-zone. People who are happy all the time obviously haven't experienced anything tragic and probably have lived a perfect life.

You should always have your guard up, because nice people just want to stab you in the back. Make sure you make the people around you feel like trash and be scared to approach you. Only then you will earn their respect!

Respect: a feeling of deep admiration for someone or something elicited by their abilities, qualities, or achievements.

Just because someone is nice does not mean that they cannot be assertive, successful, or that they have never faced any trials in their life.

Life is about talking the bad and making it good. When you feel sorry for yourself 24/7 and don't give anyone a chance to get past your mean front, you are wasting so much energy and opportunity.

Society needs to cherish its nice people instead of making them feel like they can't get anywhere without badmouthing others and having a resting bitch face. Speaking positively and finding something to be thankful for is a lot easier than any of us will admit.

We need to stop using each other to get ahead and build more lasting relationships that will carry more people forward and benefit groups of people, not just individuals. It is a lot easier to get a job done with the help of a friend.

Be nice and treat each other with respect so that your relationships can be mutually beneficial. We would get a lot further as a society if we smiled at each other instead of competing and finding trivial things to get angry about.

Go one day without saying something mean and negative about something and you'll understand why nice people choose to be happy.

You don't have to be mean, you choose to. You don't have to be negative, you choose to. You don't have to be in a horrible mood most days, you choose to.

Choose to be happy and you won't feel so angry.