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Your happiness is a great and invaluable thing! We all want to be happy, but to what extent? Some people prefer limiting their happiness on account of playing life 'safe', others risk it all to experience that maximum thrill of happiness. Pondering that in my garden as the sun just set today, it got me thinking. Relationships work very similar to that style too. Here's an idea I have...
Single = 50% Happiness
In a relationship = 100% Happiness
And
Single = 50 Sadness
In a relationship = 100% Sadness
By deciding to live life single for a time, you're your own person, what you achieve is your own, you're 'safely' in the 50% zone at all times, never shifting, you're happy to some extent, yet something eventually feels missing. You're neither on top of the world, nor are you down in the dumps.
Deciding to share your life and become some what dependent on another person however, yields experiences and opportunities beyond any boundaries! It unlocks your potential to be happy completely and you can experience the greatest and most sought life experiences. Of course, that also works both ways... You can also experience the worst and least sought experiences that life has to offer and your sadness levels can reach an all time low. That all depends on how you and your other half work at your relationship and generally feel towards another of course!
Maybe that's why they're called your 'other half' because before you met them, you were only at 50% but with them, you're living 100%! But if you ever lose them, you're 0%...
So what are you willing to do to achieve your happiness? Do you play it safe and stick at the constant 50? or do you seek out that special someone to experience that myth-like 100% but in the process you way lose it all and fall to 0%? The way I see it, why not go for that CONSTANT 100%
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Single = 50% Happiness
In a relationship = 100% Happiness
And
Single = 50 Sadness
In a relationship = 100% Sadness
By deciding to live life single for a time, you're your own person, what you achieve is your own, you're 'safely' in the 50% zone at all times, never shifting, you're happy to some extent, yet something eventually feels missing. You're neither on top of the world, nor are you down in the dumps.
Deciding to share your life and become some what dependent on another person however, yields experiences and opportunities beyond any boundaries! It unlocks your potential to be happy completely and you can experience the greatest and most sought life experiences. Of course, that also works both ways... You can also experience the worst and least sought experiences that life has to offer and your sadness levels can reach an all time low. That all depends on how you and your other half work at your relationship and generally feel towards another of course!
Maybe that's why they're called your 'other half' because before you met them, you were only at 50% but with them, you're living 100%! But if you ever lose them, you're 0%...
So what are you willing to do to achieve your happiness? Do you play it safe and stick at the constant 50? or do you seek out that special someone to experience that myth-like 100% but in the process you way lose it all and fall to 0%? The way I see it, why not go for that CONSTANT 100%
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So I was up on the hills where I live the other day just after it stopped a heavy burst of raining. As you hit the top of the highest hill, you're greeted by miles of seemingly untouched green land and it's awe inspiring in short and it's where I go for insight, inspiration and overall contentment. We all have our 'place' be it physically or mentally where we become 'wise and all knowing' about the idea of life as a whole and the hills are my place.
But that's not what this note's about, it's to share something I mentally debated and concluded there with you. We've all heard, thought or at some point in our lives asked the question "What's t
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Ever heard of the saying 'life is a game'? I think there's more wisdom and truth to that statement than what it implies. Like the beginning of most games, you start of with minimal information of your story, you have basic skills and experience and you're given a handful of 'extra lives'. Similar to RPG's your story is shaped through your decisions during the game, will you choose to be the warrior or mage? Hero or villian? How will gain your EXP and how you improve your character's skills?
As we journey through our RPG, we gain levels and with it, our character grows. Becoming stronger, more intelligent, more able. And bit by bit, we find
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I'm a dreamer, so it only made sense my head was up, eyes fixated on t
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