Does money really buy happiness?

of course not. but it helps a lot

No, maybe the firts years..

most def lmao, i dont think "happiness" itself is bought by money but the idea of no money vs having money isnt a new one by any means, and money def buys the things that makes you happy

yes it does, because happiness means being stress free, and money does that for you

31-03-2023, 04:27 PM

drewbaka Wrote: What do you think. I'm not too sure...

i think so too with money i could do many things

yes money def buys happiness. wanna cry in a lambo or a honda civic?

yes it does. people who say otherwise should give me their money

Not happiness but comfort yes. Which gets you part of the way there.

No but it probably makes life easier

The relationship between money and happiness is nuanced and varies from person to person. While financial stability and the ability to meet basic needs can undoubtedly contribute to a sense of well-being and security, the correlation between income and happiness is not linear. Studies suggest that once individuals achieve a certain level of income that covers essential requirements, the impact of additional income on happiness diminishes. Beyond the satisfaction of basic needs, factors like the quality of relationships, personal fulfillment, and meaningful experiences often play a more significant role in long-term happiness. Additionally, the hedonic adaptation phenomenon suggests that individuals may adapt to higher income levels over time, leading to a relative stability in happiness. Therefore, while money can certainly enhance certain aspects of life, its ability to buy lasting happiness is limited, and a more holistic approach that encompasses non-material sources of well-being is crucial for a fulfilling life.