If you want others to think you are doing well but you are not, you can adopt some of the following behaviors and strategies. But please note that this practice may have a negative impact on your mental health. It is recommended to seek professional help when dealing with emotional problems. 1. **Social media display**: Actively share your "good life" on social media, post photos of travel, parties, food, etc., and selectively ignore your true feelings and troubles in life. 2. **Positive words**: When communicating with others, use positive language, emphasize your achievements and happy moments, and try to avoid talking about negative emotions. 3. **Participate in social activities**: Frequently participate in parties and activities, appear enthusiastic, and interact with others, but in fact you want to be alone. 4. **Dress appropriately**: Pay attention to your appearance, dress appropriately, look bright and beautiful, and let people mistakenly think that you are living a good life. 5. **Hide your emotions**: Keep smiling in front of others, and try not to express negative emotions even if you feel unhappy inside. 6. **Create a good environment**: Keep your living environment clean and comfortable, giving people the impression that you live in order. 7. **Selective sharing**: selectively sharing information with friends and family, deliberately not mentioning your own troubles and worries. However, although these behaviors can temporarily hide the true emotions, they cannot solve the fundamental problem. Long-term repression and concealment may lead to greater psychological burden. If you feel unhappy, it is recommended to seek professional psychological counseling or talk to a trusted friend.