@OP: You need counseling not money. Anyone whose priority in life is being a millionaire needs help. Serious help.
@ everyone else who's arguing about money buying happiness. Y'all sound like the juveniles you probably are who have little life experience. Before you start claiming money can or will "buy" happiness, you need to define happiness.
If happiness is defined as the freedom to come and go as you please, to only answer to yourself, to be able to support yourself and your family, to buy things you enjoy, travel, dine, buy nice cars or clothes etc, than yeah, money can buy it.
However, if you're a miserable human being, without money who seems to be lonely and unhappy with himself and life in general like the op seems to be, you're just going to be rich and miserable with gobs of money.
The world has been filled with millionaires or billionaires who were miserably lonely people.
The name Howard Hughes comes to mind.
Or maybe Elvis Presley
Or Kurt Cobain
@op again: Look at my sig. Learn it, Know it, Live it.
Happiness starts within and begins with loving yourself.
Dumb post.
Happiness has a different definition to everyone.
To me, happiness means financial security, having the ability to do whatever I want, whenever I want, not being tied down to a 9-5, being well nourished, having fancy, luxury items/cars.
I'm sure most of the people on this forum, most of the people in this world would agree with me.
However the way your looking at this thread is you think happiness consists of family, friends, relationships, etc.
Well I have all that great stuff too - and it's a whole different topic than financial stability.
But if you don't agree with what I said above, and don't like fancy things, being healthy, being free, etc. You can be happy with your friends on the $1.25 transit bus, I'll be happy with my friends in my Ferrari.
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