Thoughts on this pin? Would you wear it?

I think it's cute and something I would wear but not sure about work.

Since there are really only 4 of us in the office on most given days, and it is a church, I am not sure I would need to. Our new pastor is really good. He's also young so more aware of how the mind works these days. You know instead of the "let's just pray away the sadness". He is looking out for us. I would wear it and it would be a silly haha piece. My DD would 100% wear it to the office. She worked in Athletic Compliance at a University and left to keep her mental health. They are cray cray in that field and no sh*ts given about how you feel.

ETA: I will add I do wear out mentally after being around too much chaos and too many people. I have to have a quiet space to retreat to. My DD is the same. I think people who don't experience this, don't realize how much it takes out of you. I feel like a completely deflated balloon at times. I have had to stop doing things with masses of people as it is just too much. So on those days, I might just wear one in all seriousness. My family is pretty good on catching my cues that I do, sometimes subconsciously, and veering my away to quiet spots. 

No. It looks like a fridge magnet.
ETA we had one in the lab like this, not as colorful, all blue, that was on the lab fridge. After about the first week, no one paid attention to the faces.

I think it’s funny but I agree it would be better as a fridge magnet.

Seems overshare-y and attention seeking. I wouldn’t wear it.

I think that's huge fun. I would wear it, and when people asked how I was, offered me a cup of tea or wished me a good weekend, I would move it up a notch and make them smile.

I can't imagine anyone would wear that and use it literally, especially in a work setting. It's just a silly pin. Which I would never wear but agreed, it might make a good magnet.

I would stay away from anyone ho would wear that- ar work, in a social situation, at any place where I would see someone. It’s like a beacon for someone who is needy, expects others to work around whatever mood they are in at the moment, etc. does not seem friendly or welcoming.

Very interesting responses. My workplace supports mental health and we have many who are open about their neurodiversities, and even a few who wear pins similar to this. They run out of social energy at times and use it as a way to let others know they aren’t mad, upset, or ignoring others, they simply are struggling that day. I think there’s room in this world to allow others to express themselves this way.

So to answer your question, I would not wear it because I don’t feel I need to, but in my workplace it would be welcomed and nobody would think anything of it other than as a way to be respectful towards that person.

If I weren't retired, I'd totally wear this--both to work in a classroom and as a children's programmer in the library.  In fact, about 15 years ago I was given a small silver pin that had a thumbs up/down that swivelled to show current mood, and got many positive comments on it, and it started more than one valuable conversation.  IMO, the kids I work with (and my own kids, for that matter) need to know that their teachers are human and are much more like them than not.  I have no problem letting kids know that I have ADHD, that I'm an introvert, that I'm tired because I didn't get a good night's sleep, or whatever.  And then I model how I handle all those things and can be successful at my job and life, too.  Pretending to always be 'okay, super, great' doesn't do anyone a service.  I can still socially connect with people even if my social battery is drained ... 

I love it, but another vote that it would be better as a fridge magnet!