Am I too jolly?

Have been networking a bunch recently and the more people I email, the more I realize that it's so rare for a banker/PE guy to hit me with an exclamation mark in an email. Meanwhile anything that is somewhat positive, I always throw an excalmation mark towards the end of it. 

I have realized that usually when we talk, they end up still being cheerful but when it's on emails, they seem like the most depressed people - or maybe I'm coming off as too giddy. Do you guys feel this too and is it bad to seem to jolly in your emails?

Kind of dumb but wanted to get opinions on an unserious topic lol

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