>tfw can't into happy music and almost always give the

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>>73847156
I want to know the answer to this question too. Unironically.

>>73847156
accept autism like i did

pretend to like it

>>73847156
Just listen to normie music that everyone thinks is really happy but is actually depressing:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEB6ibtdPZc

>>73847156
they're playing shitty happy music

>>73847156

Stop being a freak and just nod your head to the music. Christ.

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Just let go. All music is fundamentally built around the same things (for the most part).

Find the elements you like in your sad jams in the happy dance jams. It's goofy, but it's a lot more fun and rewarding than sitting in the corner thinking about all the other, better music you could be listening to.

I know from experience that once you start jumping around and singing the stupid hooks that fun is bound to ensue.

happy as in lyrically or just upbeat in sound? anyway;

listen to patrician happy music

lift weights

spend time in the sun

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yuyV6G6atoQ