Image credits: QuickVideo8185 #11. That constant pressure to always look on the bright side and be positive no matter what. A friend of mine "Jessie" went through a really tough time and every ...

Toxic positivity — feeling compelled to ignore negative feelings and be positive no matter the circumstance — can backfire and harm your health, experts warn.

The Many Faces of Organizational Silence. Toxic positivity isn't just about being excessively cheerful. It's a systematic approach to workplace culture that prioritizes maintaining a positive ...

Toxic positivity IRL might be a friend telling you to "look on the bright side". But on social media, it's a feeling that can creep up on you.

Mind Why excessive positivity is bad for your health and mental well-being. There are real benefits to a positive mindset, but the idea that we should always look on the bright side has gone too far.

Three mental-health experts and wellness practitioners weigh in on what is toxic positivity and how to stop it from messing with your mental health. Health Mental Health Published Oct 29, 2020 ...

But while some find the body positivity movement to be uplifting and helpful, others have begun calling the movement “toxic” and suggesting it may be time to move on from this way of thinking.

This differs from ‘toxic positivity’ which unhelpfully ignores the difficult emotions. As a result, we can feel ignored and unheard, as though people are not listening to our REAL feelings.

Arguably most indicative of the body positivity movement is the Dove campaign, a marketing-advocacy approach that promotes representation and positive body image in the media.