Clarification

I'd like to clarify my last post. I'm not sure I said exactly what I meant. What I meant is this...

As a whole humans are usually attracted to things that aren't good for them. (This explains things like obesity and girls always chasing after the "bad boys.") Our existence is based on doing what makes us happy and in the Gotye song, "Somebody That I Used To Know" it is said best. "You can be addicted to a certain kind of sadness." A lot of humans, when they can't find true happiness, resort to sheer sadness. It doesn't make much sense, but I think as long as we are alive we will have an urge to chase things that aren't good for us. Like other urges we should try and control these. My good friend Dave said that he needed to change what he was looking for. It seems to have worked wonders for him because he is happier than ever.

I'm not necessarily saying you need to change what you're looking for, maybe you've already found it. Maybe it has sat right next to you, but you just haven't realized it yet. Maybe happiness isn't that far away. Maybe happiness keeps you up til 3 a.m., but maybe not. Maybe happiness is what wakes you up at 5. Maybe happiness isn't about what's good for you and what's bad for you; maybe it isn't that complex. Maybe happiness is a simple smile :$

Happiness is all around.

Find it, and hold on to it. Don't waste it and don't abuse it. 


Love what makes you happy and be happy for what you love.