Worldly happiness is unlikely to come true...

As I get older (even though I'm still a 26 year old man)
Achieving worldly and general happiness such as getting ahead in a career, earning a lot of money for a good position, and getting married and building a happy family
I realized that it was difficult for me.
Even so, even if you don't have a good position, even if you're not married,
I'm telling myself that it's great just to live on my own
When I talk to people about it, they say that life is boring
Will people keep saying I'm a bad person from now on?

I'm sorry for the negativity, but if anyone caught my eye, I'd appreciate it if you could send me a message.

3 Zen Responses

I'm happy just because I have life. It's a precious thing.

No one lives by letting go, right?

Each person is also happy just thinking about happiness, Mappie.

Let's go to Bochibochi

A story that moved me

A few years ago Yahoo! I read it on the news or something, but at one point, it was decided that I would give the British milk delivery old man a medal. This is because I continued to deliver without taking a break for 60 years since I was 6 years old. However, the old man declined to be awarded the Order of Merit. This is because if you attend the Conferment of Honors ceremony, you won't be able to deliver milk to people who are waiting. Queen Elizabeth, who was deeply moved when she heard this story, went to her grandfather herself and gave her honors... My memory of the last one is fuzzy, but milk delivery for 60 years is impossible for the person herself, isn't it?

is that life boring? You can't decide what's boring or what's boring based on the items you can put in words. Mappy has repeatedly asked questions on hasunoha, but were you satisfied with the item “I asked hasunoha”? It's different, right? There was an exchange with that monk at that time, and you probably thought you'd ask another question. Whether or not you have had a fulfilling life is determined by such encounters and connections. And that connection isn't something you can plan, so what starts until you jump in won't start either.

Hello Mappy.
Please see it as a personal tweet.

What kind of time do people “feel happiest”... I did a little research.

According to one theory, it is “when what you expect comes from outside.”

It seems that if it fits in as expected, it will make you feel like it is already ascending to heaven.

However, there's no such thing as getting stuck in such a situation... is it?

If you don't do anything, it's probably about the mother taking care of the baby.

When should I continue to be passive.

What is worldly and general happiness? I'll think about it too.

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