Fake nice people are like pretend friends who smile but don't really care about you, they just want something from you.
Bold example: Imagine you have a toy that’s super cool, and someone at school says, “Can I play with it?” But when you say “no,” they frown. That’s not real nice, that’s fake nice.
What They Do
- They smile too much.
Like the kid who always says “I love you” before taking your candy bar. They don’t mean it, it’s just a trick to get what they want.
- They only help when it helps them.
Think of it like sharing your snack: if you give them a cookie, they’ll share with you. But if you don’t have anything, they say “no thanks” and walk away.
- They forget about you quickly.
It’s like playing tag, when they’re it, they remember you. But once they're not, they go off to play with someone else and forget all about you.
These fake nice people are like clouds: they look pretty at first, but if it rains (and you don’t have an umbrella), you’ll wish the sun was still out!
Examples
- A classmate smiles at you all the time, but talks badly about you when you're not around.
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See also
- How Does 7 Things Only Fake Friends Do Work?
- How Does 6 Things Fake People Always Say Work?
- How Does Casually Explained: Introverts and Extraverts Work?
- How Does Swedish Culture - Personal Space Work?
- How Does Personal space in different cultures Work?