Thread: Define happy for me.

It's that warm, fuzzy feeling.


There's a hundred ways to get it, just as many to change it. I think you want that long-thought-out description but I don't really know what you mean. I think outside my home I look like a really happy person, but I probably seem happier than what I am. Not that I'm not happy, just prone to exaggerating. I think there are different levels of that feeling.
I'm a pretty happy person.
I have a lot of siblings, I do fine in school, I haven't had any big arguments with my family recently, I don't have a lot of friends but I have a group and people that confide in me and that one really special friend I'm happily waiting for might visit in a couple weeks and I'll be seeing my grandfather.
Those are some of my highlights, some are pernament and some will come and go. I probably have a bunch of recent not-so-good things and plenty of past stuff to look at but...
If this is somewhere near your question I think my happiness might come from a frame of mind. I wonder whether people have a harder time because they have a harder life, or maybe if it's harder when you have everything and you can't keep the need of always expanding satisfied. I'm a happy person with enough flaws that would make me sad if that's all I thought about. I'm grumpy some days.
Everyone probably has their own definition. You've probably thought it over by now, what's the closest to you so far?

Happiness to me is when you feel absolutely content with life. And feel everything is right and Everything is in place. But happiness is different for everyone. Because we all have different people or things or situations that make us happy. Mabey its when you feel like you have done what you were made to do and can simply be at peace with life or can have the time to really enjoy and experience life. Something like that atleast.

I think it is only fitting that you Onahappynote would respond to this thread.


Thanks!!

Lol

I think happiness is when you, personally, can be proud of everything you do, and be confident in everything you do, no matter what it is.