
Whilst creating this happiness, we run into unhappiness.
This type of unhappiness makes us treasure the happiness we have, and teaches us to be grateful for everything we have been given.
Taking things for granted is human nature, but if we can value the things we are given for granted and stop dwelling on the things we have been left out on, maybe everything will be able to get along, in harmony.
Yet, as society becomes increasingly materialistic, it doesn't seem that anyone will ever be grateful.
As we grow older, life seems to move away from the immaturity, innocent thoughts of gratefulness.
We grow out of our childhood thoughts, putting away everything that use to seem perfect, and becoming even more demanding.
Society doesn't promote or encourage us to be grateful, to be happy or to be content.
Instead, society possess the power to lead us to unhappiness, materialism, and the aim to become sheer perfection.
My question put upon society is, will materialism and perfection give us ultimate happiness?
Will I have happy?Maybe, maybe buying Louis Vitton, Gucci, Burberry might actually give me happiness.
But that happiness is only temporary. It will go away once you see someone else with the same bag.
Because you are no more unique.
Really?
Or is it jealousy?
Perfection. Plastic surgery, botox. Becoming a lady of sheer perfection, face like Miranda Kerr or any girl from Korean girl-bands.
Bodies like supermodels or any celebrity.
Will this give you ultimate happiness? Perhaps, perhaps one will enjoy the feeling of an audience starring, a school of boys watching.
But one day, honey- you'll grow old, wrinkly and yes. Nothing can hide your age.
So, this means- your 'perfection' will always give you 'happiness' for a few decades, pushing it.
I questioned myself, what makes me happy?
And all I could think of was a blank screen.
A blank screen and things were moving by one by one.
My parents, my best friends, my hello kitty that I hug when I'm mega happy and the blue skies.Now, on a project to be happy- today is
DAY ONE.
Now, I challenge you to a happiness journey.
Good Luck.