>Money doesn't buy you happiness
Sick to fucking death of hearing this shit. Of course it fucking does. It may not guarantee it for literally everyone, but other than the retarded exceptions who sulk regardless, money is where it's at every time. At the very least even if it can't buy you happiness it can buy you a fucking yacht to suffer on. Can we please stop spreading this poorcope crap and keep our eyes on the prize?
Money doesn't buy you happiness
Ayden Lopez
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Josiah Cox
It does, but there are different threshholds that really matter
Brandon Walker
Money makes ones live much more bearable
Probably the main thing that keeps me going is that I know that even though my existence is boring as hell I'm netting every day.
I can't imagine breaking even or bleeding. I'd probably just re-class to an hero at that point
Wyatt Wood
I was more happy when i had nothing because the motivation to make it kept me alive. Now i have seen and done everything. Its very depressing user. Google hedonic treadmill. Lifting weights and boxing is something i wouldnt trade in even for iteral billion dollars. Thats true happyness.
Xavier Torres
Lifting weights is great, but boxing leads to brain damage. Unless by boxing you mean just practicing with a coach. I did that a few times and it was fun.
Lucas Murphy
>just practicing
Yes, basically. Also fights with head wear but nothing pro.
Nicholas Reyes
I think it's more accurate to say that money minimizes suffering and struggle, but it does not necessarily bring happiness. If you are inherently broken on the inside, all the money in the world won't matter.
It can buy you things that bring you joy, but joy is not the same as happiness, and it especially isn't the same as fulfillment.
Thomas Ramirez
They're technically right though. Money doesn't literally buy happiness. But it does give you the opportunity to leave the rat race and find happiness
Luke Reyes
Yeah but let's keep this to ourselves bros. The goyim must never know, understood?
Andrew Davis
People that think money buys happiness are just poor and don't have enough money to meet their basic needs