Ahh, “Those Were the Days!” Fortunately, we can still count on some really good “FAKE” people out there in the spotlight, shining bright like a diamond while casually walking all over everyone else. They’ve perfected that elegant brand of toxic positivity where everything looks wholesome from a distance, as long as you don’t look too closely at how they actually treat people or what happens when someone tells them no. The good ones are still here too. They’re the people who show up without needing an audience, help without needing credit, treat people the same whether there’s something to gain or not, and don’t have to constantly advertise what wonderful people they are. They may not always have the biggest platform, the loudest voice, or the brightest spotlight, but you usually figure out who they are by watching what they actually do. Because eventually, the performance stops mattering. Attention can make someone visible. It can’t make them genuine. And no amount of toxic positivity can polish shitty behavior into good character.Ahh, “Those Were the Days!” Fortunately, we can still count on some really good “FAKE” people out there in the spotlight, shining bright like a diamond while casually walking all over everyone else. They’ve perfected that elegant brand of toxic positivity where everything looks wholesome from a distance, as long as you don’t look too closely at how they actually treat people or what happens when someone tells them no.