Happiness

People spend so much time and money just to find it --to experience it, to think that at least once, it had been real for them.

No, I don't have a private jet, a collection of Gucci bags or Blahnik shoes, a perfect face and body, a PHd at Microphysics or Prince William for a boyfriend.

I screw up frequently, I have a few regrets, several wishes and plenty of scars --but the thing is, I know it's part of why I can be grateful and happy for the times that I don't srew up, make no regrets or have nothing to wish for, and save my knees from many other scrapes.

Happiness is a relative term.

If you ask me if I'm happy, yes, I'm happy.

Then why just happy and not happiest?

Because if you're only happy, you could get happier.

And i realize that this could be best because the moment we hit the happiest wall, with nothing to ask for, life loses its meaning and we find ourselves lacking of what to work hard for anymore.

You see, we are happy when we have hope, that though today is great, we think tomorrow can be awesome.