ikura121
Can't think of a title every time
Is it more unfortunate to have your happiness taken away, or to never have known happiness in the first place?
2026.10.04 PM 8:53 · View Count 14
Lv.13
ikura121
AuthorThis is a genuinely pure question. You don't need to think too deeply about it.
Lv.66
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If you're not going to offer an outsider's perspective, then I think being deprived is more unfortunate lol You can't go back to how things were before you knew, but if you don't know, you'll just be satisfied with what you have ð I'm not confident, but I think population density was quite related in happiness surveys from various countries...
Lv.38
jzuoye40
It's like asking whether it's worse for a 100 yen can of coffee to be raised to 120 yen, or for there to only be 120 yen cans of coffee available from the start. If we equate 'unhappiness = hardship,' it's probably the former.
Lv.57
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It will likely be taken away. Perhaps we are satisfied with our current lives because we haven't experienced anything better.

