Happiness Exists?
It has been a long time since I last wrote, but today I felt like writing something—specifically about happiness As usual, let’s follow the flow. There are too many things happening all around us, and we don’t have time to realize what happiness really is—yet we all want to be happy. I’m not trying to explore the regular definition of happiness; I’m trying to explore happiness itself. We feel happy when the expected happens—but it’s not a formula, because not every expected outcome ends in happiness. This is where the impact—positive or negative—arises. The next question that arises is: how do we actually perceive happiness? It’s a moment where every worry and distraction fades away, keeping us entirely in the present. Our surroundings blur, leaving only a sense of weightlessness. Is this truly happiness? I suspect not. It feels less like joy and more like a brief suspension of tension—a moment where a crowded brain relaxes and mistakes relief for happiness. But why isn’t that ...