Are you willing to be right or to be happy?
Olga iaLOVEnko
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Vaibhav@vaibhavdwivedi
I rather be happy over fighting to be right.
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Im happy when Im right 🤗
To be happy
Right, being happy is more important than being right all the time! Life's too short to sweat the small stuff. Focus on your own well-being first.
@nancywright exactly. You are the most important person to yourself. And you are the only responsible for your happiness
Focusing on happiness doesn't mean you have to be 'wrong' - often being flexible, open-minded and prioritizing relationships over being 'right' leads to wiser decisions and more happiness in the long run. It's not always either/or!
Happy.
Usually when you do things you think is right or you think you should do - it doesn't end well in long run. You'll end up being frustrated therefore always choose your happiness over right/wrong.
I always choose happiness! At the end of the day, being right might feel good in the moment, but true lasting contentment comes from prioritizing joy and positivity in life. Don't sweat the small stuff, focus on what brings light to your spirit! 🌞💖
Haaapppy always
I used to prioritize being right, but I’ve learned that choosing happiness often leads to better outcomes. It’s about finding balance and not letting the need to be correct overshadow the joy of being at peace.
@bella__ciao its much harder to be happy with unhappy people around. When you are right, someone is wrong and unhappy because of that. I prefer to leave a person with their opinion or mindset if they are happy with that.
I just want to be happy. Does not matter what poeple say or think about me
I would rather be happy. Sometimes letting go of the need to be right leads to a more peaceful and enjoyable life.
I am happy when i am right or i think this is right
i dont understand what you say
I will be happy
I used to struggle with this, but I’ve learned that choosing happiness often brings more joy and less regret than sticking to being right.
I lean towards happiness. Being right can be overrated, especially if it means causing unnecessary conflict.