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pursuit of happiness?
I've had many unfortunate series of events happen to me over my life, but today's really hit hard.
I don't get how someone can be happy (on a daily basis) in life - I really don't.
It's marked full of struggle and strife. No matter how hard you work or try, there's always a problem and obstacle to overcome.
This goes for anyone and everyone.
The "bad" things are sensationalized, while the "good" is overlooked unless money or riches is involved.
How the fuck does one gain happiness? I mean a full sense of content, and capability to correspond with one's surroundings without losing sanity?
First step is to stop moping about all your misfortunes and create your own happiness.
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| Originally posted by srussell0018 First step is to stop moping about all your misfortunes and create your own happiness. |
You can find happiness in anything. My dog just accidentally bit my hand and immediately ran away before I even reacted. That made me smile.
There's no system in place to govern how you feel internally.
anal. with a really, really hot chic. i guarantee that you'll be happy for at least a whole week.
after that, rinse and repeat. if you can't pull 10s then look up some high end escorts that offer PSE.
it's the only thing that's kept my from goin over the edge for the last 8 yrs
sometimes i wonder where'd i'd be if it wasn't for them...
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| Originally posted by srussell0018 You can find happiness in anything. My dog just accidentally bit my hand and immediately ran away before I even reacted. That made me smile. There's no system in place to govern how you feel internally. |
The only influence on how happy you are is you.
guys guys, why do we have to be happy?
i think in most places in the world, happiness is set as some sort of ultimate goal and that it should be our "default" state.
this is why we get so freaked out when we're not happy.
anyway read this:
http://www.cracked.com/article_1937...ness-wrong.html
You pick up this working girl who's hooked on smack, who hussles and scores. "That's all I do" she says, she says "Ten bucks for head, fifteen for half-and-half". She says "Three hits a day at 35 per", you say "that's seven tricks a day at least", but she says "sometimes I get lucky. Once this guy gives me a bill-and-half just to eat me, only time I ever came". You figure you can save her.
You sell your color tv, that keeps her off the streets a whole day. You hawk your typewriter for one job. Then your shotgun, your watch. A week later you say "Listen I'm a little short", but she says "No scratch, no snatch". You say "Look it is better to give", but she says "Beat off creep".
One night they spot you on the street in your skibbies trying to sell your shoes. You tell them who you are, but they nail you. Then she happens by and she says " Christ you look fucked", she says "Hang tough!". But you don't say anything, you just think "what a bum rap for a nice, sensitive guy like me".
This is the meaning of life.
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| Originally posted by kadomony http://www.cracked.com/article_1937...ness-wrong.html |

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Originally posted by srussell0018 |
i'm the only one so far to have offerred a route to true happiness
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| Originally posted by OrangestO I see what your smiling at. Easier said then done, though. |
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| Originally posted by srussell0018 try |
not sure if serious
joy is airy and fleeting,
sorrow heavy and wet.
contentment is a deeper thing,
but elusive none the less.
i find that good friends and good pets (kittehs!) truly make me happy.
it really is the simple things,
not;
how much money
how many toys
hawtest Girl
nicest car
etc.
as far as the "external influences" matter goes,
the reason i live out in the woods somewhere
is because it takes away a lot of those,
allowing you to choose your reality
with the people that you want to be around.
that to me is priceless- true freedom.
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| Originally posted by VAR as far as the "external influences" matter goes, the reason i live out in the woods somewhere is because it takes away a lot of those, allowing you to choose your reality with the people that you want to be around. that to me is priceless- true freedom. |
expatriation is required for happiness. and pancakes.
Pursuit of Happymess?
stop masturbating, exercise, detox your system and don't spend so much time on the computer
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| Originally posted by meriter stop masturbating, exercise, detox your system and don't spend so much time on the computer |
Clearly, none of you have accepted Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior. then, and only then will you achieve happiness.
Seriously though, I'm quite happy with life, despite the past six months of shit. Sure you go thru a lot of stuff, but every day you wake up is better than not waking up at all.
Re: pursuit of happiness?
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| Originally posted by OrangestO I've had many unfortunate series of events happen to me over my life, but today's really hit hard. I don't get how someone can be happy (on a daily basis) in life - I really don't. It's marked full of struggle and strife. No matter how hard you work or try, there's always a problem and obstacle to overcome. This goes for anyone and everyone. The "bad" things are sensationalized, while the "good" is overlooked unless money or riches is involved. How the fuck does one gain happiness? I mean a full sense of content, and capability to correspond with one's surroundings without losing sanity? |
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