andri_cy wrote:sadik06 wrote:True happiness is not attained through self-gratification, but through fidelity to a worthy purpose.
I am not sure my purpose is worthy of my Greek hottiness
We all have to compromise
C'est la Vie!
andri_cy wrote:sadik06 wrote:True happiness is not attained through self-gratification, but through fidelity to a worthy purpose.
I am not sure my purpose is worthy of my Greek hottiness
Greek goddess wrote:Christie wrote:Money cannot buy happiness, but when you have money it is easier for you to believe it...
Well I remember a couple of quotes form somewhere that goes like this
Money can’t buy you happiness but can rent it for a while.
Or
Money buys you happiness it is called shopping
Christie wrote:Greek goddess wrote:Christie wrote:Money cannot buy happiness, but when you have money it is easier for you to believe it...
Well I remember a couple of quotes form somewhere that goes like this
Money can’t buy you happiness but can rent it for a while.
Or
Money buys you happiness it is called shopping
I like both your quotes
Happiness is happiness - bought, rented, earned or received as a present
Christie wrote:Money cannot buy happiness, but when you have money it is easier for you to believe it...
malaka wrote:Christie wrote:Money cannot buy happiness, but when you have money it is easier for you to believe it...
So a homeless person living in the gutter is just as happy as rich person is that what you are saying?
I for one would prefer to have money and believe I am happy compared to have nothing and say I am happy.
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