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Which comes more naturally to you, being happy or being unhappy (angst-ridden?) If you answer is the latter, how effective are you when you attempt to force yourself into a happy state of mind?
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Which is easier: feeling happy or feeling unhappy?
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I've had a lot of practice being unhappy. It's difficult being happy for too long....it clouds my judgement.
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Re: Which is easier: feeling happy or feeling unhappy?
by Bluesmama Wed Dec 14, 2011 1:19 am
I'm not easily made "happy-happy" but much depends on what element I'm in, and even where I am in life at the moment.
But sometimes I can reason myself into a brighter outlook. A good example are my health issues: I have to always remind myself that things could be a helluva LOT worse! But I have to keep at it to pull myself out of my pity-parties.
But sometimes I can reason myself into a brighter outlook. A good example are my health issues: I have to always remind myself that things could be a helluva LOT worse! But I have to keep at it to pull myself out of my pity-parties.
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Re: Which is easier: feeling happy or feeling unhappy?
by RedBedroom Wed Dec 14, 2011 4:49 pm
I find it pretty easy to be happy. Or at least content. If I am too happy for too long, I have a sense of waiting for the other shoe to drop.
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