Are Celebrities Content?

Let us first define happiness before questioning whether or not celebrities are happy. Is it possible to be happy if I feel fantastic for an hour a day and miserable for the rest of the day? What if I'm pleased for eight hours of the day and miserable for the other sixteen? Is it true that I am a cheerful person? Happiness is a fleeting emotion for the majority of us. Throughout the day, we are dissatisfied. At least, it is not the case for the vast majority of us.

What exactly is happiness? Happiness is defined as a deep sense of contentment. A positive approach. Positivity is a state of mind. A person who possesses these attributes is content at all times of the day.

So, what about celebrities? They have a name, a reputation, and a lot of money. They have the ability to buy not just whatever they want, but also a loved one. They have the ability to purchase anything. Most of the time, their name is thrown around in the media. The whole public eagerly awaits any news about them. Celebrities may not have been born with a silver spoon in their mouths, but today's spoons are primarily made of gold. So they must be delighted!

But, alas, the majority of them are not happy. When it comes to contentment, the majority of them are not only unsatisfied, but also frustrated. They are occasionally envious. They are also devoid of a true sense of peace. Rather, their lives and brains are frequently rife with instability. They are occasionally so unsatisfied with their own lives that they yearn to flee from it. They are unable to do so, and as a result, substances that take them away from their own realities are frequently employed.

Money does have a role in happiness, but only to a certain level. If you are unhappy with yourself, fame has no bearing on your happiness. Whatever the world says, one can never be happy unless one has self-esteem. We are all on the same boat. The majority of us are dissatisfied the majority of the time. Let us seek happiness that would make us feel fulfilled in our lives. Let us make an effort to be happy in our own heads.