Bulgaria and Armenia top the list of “suffering” states formed as a result of opinion poll conducted by Gallup.

The survey showed that 39% of Bulgarians rate their lives poorly enough to be considered “suffering.” However, this time, Bulgaria is not alone at the top. Thirty-seven percent of Armenians were suffering in 2012, and Cambodians, Haitians, Hungarians, Malagasy, Macedonians, and Iranians followed closely behind.

Gallup classifies respondents as “thriving,” “struggling,” or “suffering” according to how they rate their current and future lives on a ladder scale with steps numbered from zero to 10 based.

Among the happiest states are Iceland, Qatar, Sweden, Norway, UAE and Switzerland.