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Happiness is seeing two beautiful girl holding hands around school and feeling warm inside 😊

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Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony

Mahatma Gandhi

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Happiness T01 de ‎Shuzo Oshimi

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Happiness T01 de ‎Shuzo Oshimi Nombre de page : 192 pages Editeur : Pika Date de sortie : 17 janvier 2018 Collection : Pika Seinen Langue : Français ISBN-10: 2811633146 ISBN-13: 978-2811633141 Prix éditeur : 7,75€ Disponible sur liseuse : Oui – 4,49€De quoi ça parle ? Un soir, alors qu’il était sorti pour rendre des DVD au magasin de location, Makoto est agressé par une étrange jeune fille qui…

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M Y  N A M E  I S  M Y  B R A N D  &  M Y  B R A N D  I S  H A P P I N E S S

 I’m aware that my name is my brand and I need to cultivate it carefully.

This was a question that was asked to over 727 students by Freitas in her survey for The Happiness Effect. Seventy-nine percent of them answered yes.

Many students mention that their name is their brand, and are constantly reminded that professors and future employers are out there looking at them on social media. Naturally, these young people feel an immense pressure to craft, curate and cultivate a particular online image of themselves.

In Freitas’ survey, she asks students if they feel they need to be curators of a particular image. Gain, another seventy percent answered yes, and another sixteen percent answered yes to a degree.

Students believe that you need to be incredibly careful about what you post. They believe you should only post happy, positive photos. Should someone post something ‘less than happy’ or boycott social media entirely, these students believe it will set off alarms. Even more unimaginable to these students is the fear that it will not set off alarms, and conclude that they really are invisible.

“Like yesterday wasn’t such a good day at all, but my peer mentor helped. So [my post] goes, ‘Thank goodness for peer mentors,’ and then everyone took it as something very positive and happy…So it was just, have the happy moments so that people flourish and think, ‘Oh yes, she’s happy now. Okay, so we won’t have to say anything else.’”

I found this specific chapter fascinating. It appears that all these students understand that what is posted online is carefully crafted and disingenuous, however, they continue to post in this manner to please “their audience.” Throughout The Happiness Effect, students continuously discuss “the real me” versus “the online me.” It is equal parts sad and captivating that this generation exudes so much effort to appear positive/happy to anything that is attached to their name.

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Can I take one of these pills of happiness?