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/r/MadeMeSmile portrayed toxic positivity which felt out of touch with reality.
"I made my bed today. First time in 14 years ๐"
Yes I absolutely hated that sub, either like your example or some awful news with a very slightly hopeful element.
"puppy whose legs were destroyed by a landmine learns to love again"
/r/upliftingnews was even worse at this.
Everything could just be reposted to r/ABoringDistopia or r/OrphanCrushingMachine
100% agree...."students buy 85 yr old janitor a scooter so he doesn't have to walk 6 miles to and from work everyday" is not a wholesome flex