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Originally Posted by pimpmaster9000
The illusion of perfection..."happiness is like a sweater i can put on when I achieve certain goals"...but this is an illusion...you were happiest in your life when you were a kid...you had nothing or next to nothing...no pressure to obtain things and achieve goals...you did not have a girlfriend...you did not have money...you did not have performance related worries...you were just happy...
Is happiness the absense of problems? Is it what remains when you take off the imaginary sweater of perfection that weighs us down and insulates us from feeling happy? Do material things erase our thoughts of unhappiness? Fuck no...they are like sugar, a quick and very temporary fix...
I am going to asia soon and plan on red pilling asian hookers with my philosophy to see if I can form a sex cult...im still working on the details of the cult but I will get a lot of sucky sucky thats for sure...
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That is actually key topic of movie "citizen kane", where end message how "kane" was only trully happy when he was kid, when only reading book "rosebun" was his only concern. Also, i discovered recipe for full and permament happiness which does not require $$$