It depends, if you find it satisfying then you are happy, and not everyone takes money as a factor, but definitely, without money there are no happinessThey say it’s better to cry in an AMG then a corolla.
What do you say?
Are you happier with or without money
Is a businessman in France happier than a sugar farmer in Chile?
I like this analogy - good stuffThe relation between money and happiness can be perfectly described by a sigmoid curve.
Money buys optionsI am not going to come here and cap. I feel happier with more money than when I had less, but I think what really made me happy was the process of getting the money. I enjoyed what I was doing, and because I was starting to get more money, I would have more time. The more time I have, the more stuff I can do that contributes to my happiness and now I don't have to take shit from people. So I'd say money does contribute to my happiness, but it's not solely money.
what factors inside culture and social life come into play?Happiness is a state of mind, it really depends about cultural and social life each individual target.
chad mindset but it begs the question some of the richest people in the world tend to be the most suicidalWhoever told you money doesn't buy happiness is a lazy and cowardly ass who never tried to uplift his living standards.
It's like asking a virgin about how sex feels like.
I agree as well
subjective based on whatsubjective...
For me, Happiness is found in the process of progress. Not the end result or material things.
I'm dying. Thanks for the laugh man. You spilled some real shit here.Thats ridiculous. The process of earning $50k for a little apartment is mostly just torure. The day you sign the paperwork and move in, thats where the bliss may begin.
The process of trying to fuck a girl you know you dont want anything serious with is like a minefield, torturous to navigate. Parking your dick down her throat - thats heaven, Jack.
I think the whole "its about the journey/process and not the destination" thing is garbage. Its cute garbage, but garbage nontheless. I think it stems from the fact that its a safe thing to tell yourself and others when you fail - but i enjoyed the process.
Yeah, right. Who are you kidding. You failed. Youre a loser. Kill yourself. Get the fuck outta here![]()
Right, exactly. You have to suffer through hardship to reap the rewards. You can spend every single day with one hand wrapped around your cock and the other around the remote while your mouth guzzles junk. But then when the "journey" is over, you'll be living in a cardboard box on the side of the road without a penny to your name.I think the whole "its about the journey/process and not the destination" thing is garbage. Its cute garbage, but garbage nontheless. I think it stems from the fact that its a safe thing to tell yourself and others when you fail - but i enjoyed the process.
Just search about the people who commit suicide in the world every year just because they don't have money to feed their kids.chad mindset but it begs the question some of the richest people in the world tend to be the most suicidal
Why is this?
Just search about the people who commit suicide in the world every year just because they don't have money to feed their kids.
If someone starts to have mental issues at some stage of their life and they don't want to take some help even though they have resources, then it's their own fault. By the way, poor people don't have that privilege as well, they have to deal with everything on their own.