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How to Be Less Cynical

Alyssa Curlin
· · Updated Jan 16, 2026 · 2 min read
A cynic is someone who deep down enjoys being depressed and not hiding that fact from anyone. They feel negative about themselves and feel almost compelled to make others feel negative about their own lives. However, it's not impossible for a cynic to change their outlook to a positive one. This is how they can do it.

 

6 Ways To Be Less Cynical

Less Cynical

1. Realize That You Can Change What You Don't Like About Your Life And Make İt Better

It's not impossible to change your life. It's time to realize that you have multiple solutions and the power to make changes for the better.

 

2. Quash The Urge To Resist Change

Change happens to everyone, all of the time. Change does not always have to equal danger.

 

3. Observe Others Who Have Achieved A Success That You Admire

Pay close attention to their attitudes. Notice that most of them are positive and enthusiastic people. That's not a coincidence.

 

4. Consider The Effect Your Negative Attitude Has On The People Around You

You may be holding back the people you love the most by hindering them from living their lives to the fullest.

 

5. Talk To A Grief Counselor Who Spends His Or Her Time Speaking To People Who Have Faced Grief İn Their Lives

Ask the counselor to help you understand how those people get the strength to get up and make it through another day.

 

6. Watch The Video "it's A Wonderful Life" And Read The Book "the Miracle Worker."

Let them inspire you to appreciate and make the most out what you have.

 

Tips & Warnings If you have felt depressed for a long period of time, seek professional help in dealing with your depression.
 

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Alyssa Curlin

Alyssa has taught writing, health and nutrition. She started writing in 2009 and has been published in different magazines. Alyssa holds a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in education, both from the University of California.

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