What would bring you true happiness?

[Thadman]

Even the most happiest and successful person on earth still has a deep void inside him/herself, no matter what they do to change their life path or routine that emptiness just doesn't go away.

Once in awhile, I get hit with temporary waves of that blissful childhood feeling which knocks me out of my chronic depression and makes me feel like myself once again, only for it to wane away and back to being a miserable bum.

What does society need to embrace true happiness and fulfillment?

 

[Thadman]

I don't know but none of it matters if you're going to grow old & die with zero reproductive success

Reproduction isn't everything, there is more to life than having children unlike what soyciety portrays to the masses

 

[Thadman]

Emphasis on dying. You can't be young forever

Well we should be, in an ideal world.

 

[Disorder]

Enough money for a secluded few acres, a small rotation of cars, to never worry about bills and to do practically whatever I want.

 

[Disorder]

Scratch that, all it takes is 100mg of mdma

 

[Rebbington]

Ngl I'd explode from happiness if I had any of these things
1. Tons of drugs like every drug and its never ending pretty much and I can't od
2. Massage chair
3. Dead niggers, Jews, spics you get it
4. YouTube premium but free
5. Never ending keg of beer
6. Never ending cigarette
7. A sex slave
8. A son (nothing weird I just want to teach n hang out w someone that can't leave me legally until they are 18)
9. An rpg
10. A robot like the telsa bot so we can be friends
eh most of the things I listed are material items so they probably wouldn't give me much happiness for all that long but still I like the little things maybe a nuclear warhead would brighten my life who knows

 

[uglyboi1]

Nathan Hamblin was born and raised on the Central Coast of California. After high school heserved in the Navy as an Aviation Electrician, which afforded him and his wife Laurie theopportunity to experience Japan, the east coast and the entire west coast. After the Navy, Nathanstarted his college career at the University of Washington, continued at Cal State San Marcos andreceived a Bachelor of Science in Human Biology from Cleveland Chiropractic College LosAngeles. When Nathan isn't spending time with Laurie and his two daughters Taylor and Haley,you can usually find him surfing, swimming, trail running or in the kitchen.

 

[Original]

1 billion dollars

 

[Genbu]

Courage.

 

[StevieGottaNEET]

All I want is to ascend past the Archons prison matrix soul reincarnation trap after I die and just chill and vibe at [insert cool place here]

 

[Lucifer Morningstar]

Even the most happiest and successful person on earth still has a deep void inside him/herself, no matter what they do to change their life path or routine that emptiness just doesn't go away.

Once in awhile, I get hit with temporary waves of that blissful childhood feeling which knocks me out of my chronic depression and makes me feel like myself once again, only for it to wane away and back to being a miserable bum.

What does society need to embrace true happiness and fulfillment?

I've experienced real happiness before. Not a fleeting emotional high, but a state of peaceful content and satiation that gave color to my once grey outlook. It developed over time as I started spending time with someone I met who I truly connected with. It didn't last forever, I slowly eroded the relationship with my personal problems. But I'm still thankful to her for showing me that I can be happy. That life is what you make out of it, and if you spend all your time fixated on the wrong things, you'll live a life not knowing you were capable of much more than you once thought.

What does society need? In my opinion, if you want to be happy and fulfilled, you need a few things:

1. A supportive, attractive partner that you bond with and enjoy being around. Someone who shares similar interests to you, a mutual cohesion where both parties build each other up.

2. Good friends that you can kick it with or do cool stuff with, or give you good advice or help you in times of need.

3. A mission, passions, or hobbies that you enjoy pursuing and you have a sense of pride for.

For most people out there, having these three things checkmarked will put them way above others in terms of their personal happiness and quality of life. Even just two of those will have a big positive impact on someone. There are other criteria that can boost your level of content, like having financial freedom. However, I don't believe this is as impactful as the first 3 points I mentioned above.

We live in an increasingly withdrawn and secluded world. The people of today have access to more, yet as a society we've become increasingly depressed and angry. Our ancestors focused more on the things that really mattered, and they were much better off for it.

 

[Zangano1]

A beautiful girlfriend

 

[TigerFestival]

Millions of dollars.

 

[Deleted member 1365]

Nothing, I get bored of everything pretty easily

 

[Broken&Ruined]

If I was born into wealth and tall. I would travel the world and write a few books then.

 

[Clive]

Even the most happiest and successful person on earth still has a deep void inside him/herself, no matter what they do to change their life path or routine that emptiness just doesn't go away.

Once in awhile, I get hit with temporary waves of that blissful childhood feeling which knocks me out of my chronic depression and makes me feel like myself once again, only for it to wane away and back to being a miserable bum.

What does society need to embrace true happiness and fulfillment?

Deciding to be happy in this moment, understanding "happy circumstances" can't emerge from a belief in lack.

What society needs is just a couple more decades in the Information Age before the teachings of ancient monks become deafening.

Enlightenment is inevitable.