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    Default To you, what's the difference....

    ....between being content and being truly happy? Is contentment god enough, or do you constantly try to seek what will make you truly happy? What if obtaining it isn't necessarily in your realm of control?

    Deeps thoughts wth luv. Sorry.

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    Quote Originally Posted by luv View Post
    ....between being content and being truly happy? Is contentment god enough, or do you constantly try to seek what will make you truly happy? What if obtaining it isn't necessarily in your realm of control?

    Deeps thoughts wth luv. Sorry.

    Excellent question luv; for me it's my faith and through what I know is an uncharacteristic mistake you have actually touched on my answer here. Through God I find both contentment and true happiness. Not trying to conduct Sunday School here; just answering the question. :)

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    Quote Originally Posted by luv View Post
    ....between being content and being truly happy? Is contentment god enough, or do you constantly try to seek what will make you truly happy? What if obtaining it isn't necessarily in your realm of control?

    Deeps thoughts wth luv. Sorry.
    Whoa!! My brain officially hurts!
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    Quote Originally Posted by sling58 View Post
    Whoa!! My brain officially hurts!
    You mean before it only unofficially hurt?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chiefster View Post
    You mean before it only unofficially hurt?
    Yep that would be correct!! I thnk it was because I had to think about Luv's post, which meant I had to use it, which doesn't happen much!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chiefster View Post
    Excellent question luv; for me it's my faith and through what I know is an uncharacteristic mistake you have actually touched on my answer here. Through God I find both contentment and true happiness. Not trying to conduct Sunday School here; just answering the question. :)
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    Quote Originally Posted by sling58 View Post
    Yep that would be correct!! I thnk it was because I had to think about Luv's post, which meant I had to use it, which doesn't happen much!

    My brain is on auto-pilot much of the time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by luv View Post
    ....between being content and being truly happy? Is contentment god enough, or do you constantly try to seek what will make you truly happy? What if obtaining it isn't necessarily in your realm of control?

    Deeps thoughts wth luv. Sorry.
    Day to day for me. I don't look for "true happiness" I just take it one day at a time!! Beer by beer!! They say that true happiness is in a full case of Budweiser!!
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    If you aren't looking for true happiness, then you probably already have it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chief31 View Post
    If you aren't looking for true happiness, then you probably already have it.
    Is there really such a thing as true happiness? That would mean we would have to be in a blissful state all the time.
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