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What do you think is true happiness?


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Hmm for me that would be being able to live outside of this society, away from taboos (eg; sex, drugs and various other subjects) away from politics, money and anything I do not want to be related to.

 

 

 

Being self-sufficient would make me a very happy person.

 

 

 

Or being dominated by a female for the rest of my life seems plausible aswell.

 

 

 

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Helping misfortunate people who really deserve it even if it ends up costing me a bunch of $. I don't expect anything in return nor am I religious. It's one of the few genuine sources of satisfaction I can still find in life. Not talking about people whose favourite football team went bankrupt, I mean people who are the real victims in this 'game'.

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Ignorance. That and having an incredibly clever exchange with a friend.

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To me, happiness is having control of what I can do, and living how I chose to - not the way everyone else wants.

 

 

 

Unfortunately I've never had real happiness before - being trapped with parents I don't want to be around. But I'll find it eventually.

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The ability to relax in the face of personal Armageddon.

 

 

 

Happiness is knowing you can be happy, even while steeped in absolute misery.

But I don't want to go among mad people!

Oh, you can't help that. We're all mad here..."

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I don't think that there really is anything that can be called "True Happiness" - people always want what they can't have, and want to more than what they have.

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I don't think that there really is anything that can be called "True Happiness" - people always want what they can't have, and want to more than what they have.

 

 

 

Humanity finds flaws in everything, we can never obtain true happiness.

 

 

 

Disagree. We can never be truly happy for any extended length of time, but it's very possible in the short term.

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Not having to care about what anyone else thinks if I don't want to (i.e. freedom).

 

 

 

Also, getting something done well (i.e. achievement).

For it is the greyness of dusk that reigns.

The time when the living and the dead exist as one.

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I think there are different levels of happiness, and i also think they change from person to person. I personally have three main, but very different memories of events which i could describe as 'perfect' for the time, and still bring a smile to my face thinking of them, even if for others they wouldn't be so great.

 

 

 

One memory is from when i was very young, probably between 3-6, on one of my birthdays, out on out pateo, with my family, sun shining, my god-mother had got me a farm set for my birthday, and we laid it out on a blanket. That memory has stuck with me for the last 15+ years, so i can say that was happiness.

 

 

 

The second was about a year ago, on a night out with my two best friends from secondary school, on the way back from buying some drink, stopped at a bench that overlooks the river that go's though the town in the middle of a park, and sat there for about half an hour talking, drinking and just having a good time. I guess it sticks in my mind because it was the last time we were all out with each other with no bad things going on in any of our lives, and no complications, and it was about two months before one went to uni, and the other started full-time work.

 

 

 

The third memory, well, brings a massive grin to my face, but i wouldn't be allowed to explain it here on TIF, but is definately here in my three memories which i believe i had true happiness.

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Finding answers to your questions.

 

 

 

Unfortunately some of us will take years or maybe never find those answers.

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I would say achieving what you set out to do with your life will make most people attain true happiness; be it in the form of good results, getting the job you wanted to get... I don't know, anything that you've accomplished. Something like that happened with me last year. I was elated for at least a week.

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