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Everybody is looking for happiness throughout a lifetime, some find it and some suffer from the lack of it during their whole life. In my experience, happiness, in some ways, is also the question of skill. For some life offers again and again that things will go great but can’t use the opportunity because he/she is constantly lamenting on whether it’ll be good enough for him/her or whether this decision perfectly lives up to society’s expectations. One of my psychologist friends commented on the question: ‘If one wants to be happy on the basis of the world and the society’s expectations he/she is very likely to be unhappy. If there is any possible advice to give, maybe it would be that everybody should be happy on their own ways as they can and as they dare’ he said.

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