Made me sad, too. Please remember that you can NEVER (and I hate using absolutes) find real happiness in the actions of others, or from any other external source. Never. I am 55 and have learned this the hard way and through studying the teachings of experts.
I think "real" happiness is highly subjective when there are just as valid views like "happiness is only real when shared".
At the end of the day, what makes you happy might be a miserable time for others.
Personally, finding happiness in the action of others is fine for me, it is expecting reciprocation that makes some bitter and that is just unneeded burdens.
Please remember that you can NEVER (and I hate using absolutes) find real happiness in the actions of others, or from any other external source.
I haven't really found "real happiness" yet, but I still get a lot of happiness from talking to all my friends and knowing that I am loved and appreciated <3
Even when I lose or fail to make one, there are always others that I can hang out with to feel better.
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Made me sad, too. Please remember that you can NEVER (and I hate using absolutes) find real happiness in the actions of others, or from any other external source. Never. I am 55 and have learned this the hard way and through studying the teachings of experts.
I think "real" happiness is highly subjective when there are just as valid views like "happiness is only real when shared".
At the end of the day, what makes you happy might be a miserable time for others.
Personally, finding happiness in the action of others is fine for me, it is expecting reciprocation that makes some bitter and that is just unneeded burdens.
I haven't really found "real happiness" yet, but I still get a lot of happiness from talking to all my friends and knowing that I am loved and appreciated <3
Even when I lose or fail to make one, there are always others that I can hang out with to feel better.
Wise, and agreed