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Being happy on your own

"Sometimes you just have to create your own sunshine."

One day, we feel that other people just don't get us. Hence, we are unhappy. 

Another day, those that we expect can make us happy disappoint us. We are unhappy, once again. 

Is our happiness supposed to be based on such flimsy sources?

Happy are those who realise that they can be happy on their own. 

Happy on your own

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