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⌈ Secret Post #2303 ⌋

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Re: How do you define happiness?

[(Anonymous)]

Happiness is feeling joy for what you have and accepting what you don't.

Growing up, it was always heavily implied that my happiness hinged on financial security and the attainment of signs of wealth (a house, a new car, etc...), but seeing this idea drive my mother nearly insane with stress sort of turned me off of that philosophy in general. I don't have a lot of money or a high-paying job, and I'm ears-deep in debt from student loans, and I experience a lot of stress... But I have a loving partner, a wonderful (if somewhat assholish) cat, a roof over my head, and decent food. I may never be rich enough to attain "signs of wealth," but chances are, even if I had the money, I wouldn't bother with them anyway. I don't want for much, so I'd rather spend the money on fun things rather than on things that cry, "I've made it in life and I want everyone to know about it."