I have never been "happy" in my entire life. Not even once.
NPCs say a lot of meaningless shit, and this is just another example.
NPCs have this obsession with being "happy" in life. They ask non-bluepillers if we're "happy," and talk about how all these people, as well as themselves, are "happy" in life, as if there's such thing as a permanent state of emotion, and as if there's such an emotion as "happy."
First of all, the baseline human emotion is apathy. You wake up, take a piss, scratch your balls, yawn, and go back to bed. Are you happy? No. Are you sad? No. What emotion are you feeling? Nothing. Maybe just a little relief that you took a piss.
That's most of everyone's day. Maybe not the mentally ill when they're in some kind of manic or depressive state, but other than that, that's what life is.
But what does "happy" mean? NOTHING. It means NOTHING.
When you think of "happy," you might think of a smiley face. But when do people actually smile?
The vast majority of the time when someone smiles, it's because they find something funny.
Is that happiness? No. Laughter is just an involuntary response to stuff that is almost never anything "good."
For instance, I laughed at incels remarking that MrSamEntertainment may have had a "productive" day, but it wasn't a "reproductive" day. There's nothing positive about that line. It's dark humor.
If "happy" were to mean anything, it would just be an umbrella term for positive emotions.
Positive emotions include relief (which implies you were expecting something bad), excitement (which is just anticipation of something good, rather than actually doing the good thing), satisfaction (which is a very short-term emotion when you have achieved a goal), etc.
But "happy" itself is not a fucking emotion. It encompasses a wide range of short-term emotions.
You can put happy in with other normie NPC expressions, such as saying that every baby is adorable, every woman is beautiful, every family member younger than you is handsome/beautiful, every couple is adorable/cute, even though there's a good chance they're going to eventually get divorced, etc.
NPCs say a lot of meaningless shit, and this is just another example.
NPCs have this obsession with being "happy" in life. They ask non-bluepillers if we're "happy," and talk about how all these people, as well as themselves, are "happy" in life, as if there's such thing as a permanent state of emotion, and as if there's such an emotion as "happy."
First of all, the baseline human emotion is apathy. You wake up, take a piss, scratch your balls, yawn, and go back to bed. Are you happy? No. Are you sad? No. What emotion are you feeling? Nothing. Maybe just a little relief that you took a piss.
That's most of everyone's day. Maybe not the mentally ill when they're in some kind of manic or depressive state, but other than that, that's what life is.
But what does "happy" mean? NOTHING. It means NOTHING.
When you think of "happy," you might think of a smiley face. But when do people actually smile?
The vast majority of the time when someone smiles, it's because they find something funny.
Is that happiness? No. Laughter is just an involuntary response to stuff that is almost never anything "good."
For instance, I laughed at incels remarking that MrSamEntertainment may have had a "productive" day, but it wasn't a "reproductive" day. There's nothing positive about that line. It's dark humor.
If "happy" were to mean anything, it would just be an umbrella term for positive emotions.
Positive emotions include relief (which implies you were expecting something bad), excitement (which is just anticipation of something good, rather than actually doing the good thing), satisfaction (which is a very short-term emotion when you have achieved a goal), etc.
But "happy" itself is not a fucking emotion. It encompasses a wide range of short-term emotions.
You can put happy in with other normie NPC expressions, such as saying that every baby is adorable, every woman is beautiful, every family member younger than you is handsome/beautiful, every couple is adorable/cute, even though there's a good chance they're going to eventually get divorced, etc.
