[ SECRET POST #2678 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2678 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Things you take offense to even though you know it's dumb

[(Anonymous)]

When my mother tells me: "Happiness is a choice you make!"

Yes, I get that, but some days, I just don't have the energy to make that choice. Depression's a bitch like that.

I know it's dumb to be offended by it because she's only trying to help (and there is a certain truth to it, in that you can try to change your thought patterns, and I've found, at least for me, that I was the only one who could make the choice to keep living.)

Re: Things you take offense to even though you know it's dumb

[anonymouslyyours]

My boss says that.

I always want to say "And misery is a choice you make for me!"

But I don't. I just gleefully eavesdrop for choice words while the Chinese ladies talk shit about him behind his back to his face.

Re: Things you take offense to even though you know it's dumb

[(Anonymous)]

If you "choose" happiness for prolonged periods of time (as opposed to being organically happy/working on your outlook/whatever), you're going to wind up in need of therapy. It's dumb advice.

Happiness is something you can achieve through improving skills like resilience, but that takes a lot of work. It's not as easy as deciding to have pudding instead of cake!