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By Heather Shay · Posted
AI overviews are experimental. Learn more…Opens in new tab Emotional happiness is a state of positive emotion that can range from contentment to intense joy. It's often characterized by feelings of satisfaction, joy, fulfillment, and gladness. Happiness can also be defined as a positive evaluation of one's life and accomplishments, or a state of emotional well-being. It's often distinguished from other positive emotions, such as interest, excitement, and affection, and negative emotions, such as fear, anger, and sadness. Happiness is often associated with smiling. Verywell Mind What Is Happiness and How Can You Become Happier? - Verywell Mind Nov 7, 2022 — Typically, happiness is an emotional state characterized by feelings of joy, satisfaction, contentment, and fulfillment. While happiness has many different definitions, it is often described as involving positive emotions and life satisfaction. Britannica Happiness | Definition, Nature, Psychology, & Facts | Britannica Mar 13, 2024 — happiness, in psychology, a state of emotional well-being that a person experiences either in a narrow sense, when good things happen in a specific moment, or more broadly, as a positive evaluation of one's life and accomplishments overall—that is, subjective well-being. Happiness can be distinguished both from negative emotions (such as sadness, fear, and anger) and also from other positive emotions (such as affection, excitement, and interest). This emotion often co-occurs with a specific facial expression: the smile. Related Topics: emotion eudaimonia smiling eudaemonism pleasure. See all related content → Everyday Health Happiness: Definition, Health Benefits, and How to Be Happier Jan 24, 2023 — What Is Happiness? The American Psychological Association (APA) defines happiness as “an emotion of joy, gladness, satisfaction, and well-being.” Many of us would agree with the APA's definition, yet the more you look at it, the more it can seem incomplete. For example, you may feel all of those emotions at one moment, but an hour later you may feel none of them. So are you a happy person or not? en.wikipedia.org Happiness - Wikipedia Happiness is a positive and pleasant emotion, ranging from contentment to intense joy. Moments of happiness may be triggered by positive life experiences or thoughts, but sometimes it may arise from no obvious cause. The level of happiness for longer periods of time is more strongly correlated with levels of life ... -
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By Davie · Posted
Here they are on "60 Minutes" TV Show in Australia. Should be PG. -
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By Davie · Posted
Welcome to the forums, M.A. Duh . . . more questions came up for me,too--but I'm finding they don't have to be solved all at once. One thing at a time as I ask for help works for me. Keep coming back. —Davie -
By Birdie · Posted
Good news is that I have nothing serious going on. The blood was coming from internal hemorrhoids, and the doctor says it's from the "typical American diet." Too much fat and carbs but not enough plant based fiber. A few other things were noted and biopsies on them for safety sake. Hospital visit was grand with "most" of the staff addressing me as female. I did have "bra talk" with one of the CNA's. Even my discharged papers use my preferred name on them (Birdie). So basically, adding more fiber to my diet will eliminate my internal hemorrhoids as well as lower my risk for cancer. -
By awkward-yet-sweet · Posted
For that part, be glad you live in MS and not in CA or some other "paradise." Unfortunately, right now in the USA it is about choices. Choose to live in a mostly free state that doesn't want my gender to exist, or choose to live in a leftist place that accepts my gender but not my family or my faith, or how I want to live my life or the stuff I own. As for the lawsuits... hiring a lawyer costs money. And a "no fees unless you win" attorney probably won't take a case like this, as it is difficult to get money from folks who often don't have anything. As they say, "it is hard to get blood from a turnip." -
By awkward-yet-sweet · Posted
There's a couple of things. First, since so many LGBTQ+ folks often vote Democrat, it is simply assumed that "LGBTQ = Democrat." And to many, Democrat = enemy. The fact that some of us don't vote for Democrats comes as a surprise to many. You wouldn't believe how many different times I have had to explain how I vote, that I don't like Biden, etc... And then, there's the flamboyant, over-the-top appearance and behavior of some. When average folks see strange dress, wild colors, and the occasional provocative behavior in the news, they assume that it is the norm and that all LGBTQ+ folks are like that. To them, "LGBTQ = weird." I think that @Abigail Genevieve is right, part of it is lousy marketing. And that will take a ton of undoing, because it has been going on for years. -
By awkward-yet-sweet · Posted
Personally, I despise the antics of the "swing" states. Double-minded and unstable, shifting every time the wind blows. OK, so the Lt Governor of Georgia doesn't like Trump. Small potatoes.... given the 2020 results, nobody counts on Georgia anyways. -
By VickySGV · Posted
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By awkward-yet-sweet · Posted
Its midnight here...so, technically morning I had a really weird evening, and learned something new about politics. My sister, who is running for public office as our township constable, received a "present" today, left on the hood of her patrol car. An axe! Wrapped in a bundle of sticks (dowels?). The sheriff received one also, and a couple other candidates. Now, my first thought was it was meant as a threat, and I was freaked out when she told me. But she wisely identified it as political criticism: During the 2020 election, a small dissident minority objected to our sheriff, and labeled him "Mussolini." Apparently the symbol of the F@scist Party came from ancient Rome. An axe, circled with rods, and the whole bundle was called "fasces" and represented the authority of the state. Roman officials would have them symbolically carried ahead of them through the city on parade. Other nations used it too, including the USA. But since the 1920s, it is mostly associated with a certain political party. Either I was never taught this in high school, or I didn't notice it. So, it appears that this election season will have some interesting aspects. And I have been asked to put gold spray paint on an axe, to make it like a trophy.
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