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⌈ Secret Post #2303 ⌋

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Re: How do you define happiness?

[(Anonymous)]

Being able to love one's self and knowing that you are as important as any other person overall is what I think lays at the very basis of happiness. At least for me. Of course a lot of outside factors also affect things, but to me the internal is more important than the external. As long as I can dig who I am, I can deal with a lot of stuff life throws at me. On the other hand, life could be going pretty well, but if I'm dissattisfied with myself for whatever reason that'll still have me looking at things like they are shit.

I think happiness is obtainable, as long as you keep in mind that it is not given to you and that you need to work for it and that happiness is not a static thing. It's not like you obtain happiness once, you are happy forever. It comes and goes, it changes, what made you happy in the past doesn't necessarily need to make you happy in the future and that is okay.