Happiness
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Happiness, I've heard quite a bit about it! A school of thought has it that life's the pursuit of happiness. Now I don't quite know if I totally agree with that ideology but I do know we all wish to be happy, and that includes the sadist who ironically manages to derive his own happiness from the sadness or pain of others whether he caused it or not. In truth, many people are partly sadist and though they may not embrace such areas of their personality in its entirety, most definitely not while they're in the public glare, they still giggle and find strange pleasure in the pain, misfortune or sorrow of others.
As you read it's easy to get tempted to quickly profile people you know, your friends, associates and even family. asking yourself are they in anyway sadist or part sadist? Perhaps your misfortune or trials gives them that tiniest iota of joy. Well, the number of persons you find when you're done carrying out your mental search really counts for nothing. And I say this because in so doing we ultimately fail to think through the more important question, what we actually need to ponder is this; am I one of them?
The answer to that question can not be answered by yours truly, so I've decided to drop the chase on the sadist amongst us and return to the more positive, more rewarding desire we mostly share; happiness.
I want to be happy and there's not a single friend I know who doesn't have the same desire. It baffles me however that we are not all pursuing our happiness.
Although we do so mostly out of ignorance, we give excuses why our happiness can wait, and provide reason after reason why what we are doing is best in the long run, therefore we get into wrong relationships and endure the storms, manage a depressing job that kills all our dreams, practice religions we don't actually believe in and embrace ideologies that clearly take the life out of life.. You may add yours to the list if it so happens that I skipped it.
what I firmly believe is this; you do deserve to be happy, to be happy in the long term as well as the short term. and I also believe that you don't necessarily need to sacrifice one for the other, though it may seem the only alternative open to you. I assure you that's is hardly the case. it only seems so because you have not really given much thought to your happiness, you've not bothered to ask yourself what makes me happy. what puts a smile on my face and a merry feeling in my heart.
If you're yet to do so then you're the reason I've been writing all along, it's time for a little reflection, it's time for a little self love it's time to ask what really makes me happy? what really makes my flowers blossom? and when you find the answer, you should know the time is now long overdue to create your happiness. Oh make no mistake we don't find happiness we simply create It! but first we must know
what really makes me happy?
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