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I mean we can all agree that moments of happiness do exist but they tend to quickly go away. So many external factors can f*** up with your happiness that I can't understand people saying that the sense of life is being happy. For example, before noticing my hair loss I felt in control of my life. I had plans for the future and projects. It's been a year now since I realized that I was balding. It was hard and depressing, I started questioning my dreams , I spent much time in here in order to know what my options are. Eventually I got back on track and now my mood is not as gloomy as one year ago, but what depressing event is next now?
Happiness is just too fragile in my opinion. Back then before civilisation everything we cared about was surviving. We were surrounded by nature, we were physically active, no stupid influences from society. I'm pretty sure our ancestors had no time or need to ponder about happiness. They weren't sad either. They just did what came naturally to them. After the establishment of ancient civilizations humans began having more time. So we started to think about why we exist, what the purpose of our life is. This per se shows the misery of the modern human because no happy man needs to ask that . In conclusion I want to say that modern society can't allow real satisfaction with one's life because we lost that prehistorical lifestyle, just look today's depression rates to confirm this.
Happiness is just too fragile in my opinion. Back then before civilisation everything we cared about was surviving. We were surrounded by nature, we were physically active, no stupid influences from society. I'm pretty sure our ancestors had no time or need to ponder about happiness. They weren't sad either. They just did what came naturally to them. After the establishment of ancient civilizations humans began having more time. So we started to think about why we exist, what the purpose of our life is. This per se shows the misery of the modern human because no happy man needs to ask that . In conclusion I want to say that modern society can't allow real satisfaction with one's life because we lost that prehistorical lifestyle, just look today's depression rates to confirm this.
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