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It turns out that money, indeed, makes you happy.

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  • david@setouchi.socialD This user is from outside of this forum
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    RE: https://mastodon.social/@ashleyyrain/116282213375848636

    It turns out that money, indeed, makes you happy.

    People who say otherwise are either lying to themselves or to you.

    ashleyyrain@mastodon.socialA elizafox@social.treehouse.systemsE benaveling@mastodon.auB owen_g_richards@writing.exchangeO kittyc@blorbo.socialK 6 Replies Last reply
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    • david@setouchi.socialD david@setouchi.social

      RE: https://mastodon.social/@ashleyyrain/116282213375848636

      It turns out that money, indeed, makes you happy.

      People who say otherwise are either lying to themselves or to you.

      ashleyyrain@mastodon.socialA This user is from outside of this forum
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      @David I agree. I think for most, or at least myself, knowing my basics are met means knowing I am going to survive for the month, being able to better manage my own mental health symptoms, and make better, concise decisions.

      oftentimes, whether we choose to or not, we help others before ourselves. in reality, we shouldn’t pour from an empty glass, but … *reality*.

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      • ashleyyrain@mastodon.socialA ashleyyrain@mastodon.social

        @David I agree. I think for most, or at least myself, knowing my basics are met means knowing I am going to survive for the month, being able to better manage my own mental health symptoms, and make better, concise decisions.

        oftentimes, whether we choose to or not, we help others before ourselves. in reality, we shouldn’t pour from an empty glass, but … *reality*.

        david@setouchi.socialD This user is from outside of this forum
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        @ashleyyrain Exactly what you said.

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        • david@setouchi.socialD david@setouchi.social

          @ashleyyrain Exactly what you said.

          ashleyyrain@mastodon.socialA This user is from outside of this forum
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          @David then just reiterating, which works too 😊

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          • david@setouchi.socialD david@setouchi.social

            RE: https://mastodon.social/@ashleyyrain/116282213375848636

            It turns out that money, indeed, makes you happy.

            People who say otherwise are either lying to themselves or to you.

            elizafox@social.treehouse.systemsE This user is from outside of this forum
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            @David “money can’t buy happiness but poverty can’t buy anything.”

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            • david@setouchi.socialD david@setouchi.social

              RE: https://mastodon.social/@ashleyyrain/116282213375848636

              It turns out that money, indeed, makes you happy.

              People who say otherwise are either lying to themselves or to you.

              benaveling@mastodon.auB This user is from outside of this forum
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              There are diminishing returns. Twice as much money does not make you twice as happy. And some bastards will never ever be happy. But as rule, money definitely does make it a lot easier to be happy.
              https://setouchi.social/@David/116289116403735820
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              • david@setouchi.socialD david@setouchi.social

                RE: https://mastodon.social/@ashleyyrain/116282213375848636

                It turns out that money, indeed, makes you happy.

                People who say otherwise are either lying to themselves or to you.

                owen_g_richards@writing.exchangeO This user is from outside of this forum
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                @David

                The text is right, but MONEY does not buy happiness, other than in a "sufficient" quantity.

                More than enough not being enough is the beginning of the affliction of the oligarchs.

                Remove the pressures of survival and life certainly does become sweeter.

                UBI, anyone?

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                • david@setouchi.socialD david@setouchi.social

                  RE: https://mastodon.social/@ashleyyrain/116282213375848636

                  It turns out that money, indeed, makes you happy.

                  People who say otherwise are either lying to themselves or to you.

                  kittyc@blorbo.socialK This user is from outside of this forum
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                  @David right? I work in advice and am constantly encouraged to signpost people to mh charities if they're in distress, when that distress is a perfectly natural reaction to being hounded and threatened for money they don't have, to pay for goods and services that every human being absolutely needs.

                  "More money" indeed doesn't make you happy, but "enough money to meet your basic needs and live with a minimum of dignity" is an essential prerequisite for happiness.

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                  • david@setouchi.socialD david@setouchi.social

                    RE: https://mastodon.social/@ashleyyrain/116282213375848636

                    It turns out that money, indeed, makes you happy.

                    People who say otherwise are either lying to themselves or to you.

                    jam123@mstdn.caJ This user is from outside of this forum
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                    @David well some folks who are extremely rich appear to be miserable. Case in point Elon Musk.

                    Folks who are constantly struggling to pay for necessities would be a lot happier if their needs are taken care of.

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