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People Reveal Which Things They Purchased That Vastly Improved Their Happiness

Reddit user Little-Two6210 asked: 'F*ck "Money can't buy happiness" BS, what did you buy that made you so much happier?'

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Happiness is relative.

The idea that money can't buy happiness sounds good, but the reality is money can buy many things that contribute to our overall well-being.

And isn't comfort happiness?

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Experiences That Completely Stole Someone's Joy
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Life is hard.

The sooner we learn and embrace that fact, the better off we are.

It's going to be complicated most of the time and happiness comes in intervals.

So embrace happiness hard and fast.

Because joy can be sucked out of your life in the blink of an eye.

Not trying to be sour, just truthful.

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"It's the small things in life that make you happy."

Indeed, even when you've been having a day where simply nothing seems to be going your way, it's always possible to find a pick me up that is guaranteed to lighten your spirits ever so slightly.

This could be anything from a cup of coffee from your favorite cafe or a gentle breeze, to the sound of your children's laughter when you come home.

Or, for that matter, simply coming home and sitting on your sofa, safe and comfortably.

Sometimes happiness can be found in the most unexpected and unlikely of places.

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People Divulge How Their 15-Year-Old Self Would React To The Life They're Living Now
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As teenagers, we have all sorts of ideas of what our life will be like when we grow up.

Living in our dream home, with our dream spouse and working at our dream job, essentially without a fear or care in the world.

Needless to say, life doesn't always turn out the way we expect it to.

Leading us to wonder, how would our teenage selves react to the lives we currently lead?

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The world is a dumpster fire right now.

I don't know why I even watch the news.

There have to be brighter tales to hear and share.

There are still good humans left, right?

Redditor ItsTheCess wanted us to spread some seriously needed good cheer. They asked:

"What are some good things happening in the world right now?"
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