17 Unconventional Descriptions Of Happiness That Will Remind You To Appreciate The Little Things
Happiness is reveling in solitude over the weekend (if that’s your thing) because a few things are more pleasurable than the joy of doing nothing.
Happiness is reveling in solitude over the weekend (if that’s your thing) because a few things are more pleasurable than the joy of doing nothing.
Love, as portrayed in movies and romance movies are lies from the pit of hell (most of it at least). I learnt that falling in love and staying in love are two different things; the former is easy and is usually the only part that is portrayed in our pop media culture while the latter is where the hard work is done.
In a way, reaching out to people younger than me feels like healing, forgiving my younger self.
When something I did long ago — something I deem embarrassing and shameful — came into my stream of consciousness, I’d lose my ability to function for the next hour.
The fact is that I’m a human being who is imperfect, prone to offend other people and in constant need of forgiveness, too.
I have grown to overthink little acts of endearment as big acts of vulnerability.
I wasn’t just having bad dreams. These dreams felt too real.
Life is learning to tame your inner demons: looking at your insecurities and fears and knowing that they only make you human – that they don’t define you.
It is somewhat disrespectful to tell people how and what to feel. Learning to validate people’s emotions even if you don’t understand why they feel the way they do is a beautiful trait to develop.
There’s this relief of not thinking from the perspective of a child or a much younger adult.