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love literary books my favorite is tess of the d'urbervilles, Fantasy books and Mad magazines, they're so hilarious.. haha the odd occasional chick mags.. Some books i read you guys probably havent heard of but my fav are the dragonlord series by Joanne Bertin (fantasy)

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ppl who know me describe me as loud but then they also know that i have my quiet moments -usually when im vex or tired!! i like to think of myself as an indidividual but i occasionaly forget myself and become a sheep! i am trying to live right and seek god's kingdom but it is hard and sometimes i catch myself thinking i really gotta fix up (thats the holy spirit) but not by my strength but through his. i like to think of myself as a fun, bubbly affable-good word and intelligent-lol( well i was clever when i was little) lady. i like a challenge as long as it doesnt involve spiders, cockroaches or feet( long story!!) but i am human and sometimes i do moan mainly cos im always broke right after pay day-ladies(and an increasing no. of men!) how do we manage to do this!! i am always chatting to my frens or on d phone-not about clothes or men as im sure many of u are thinking but often about deep philosophical issues......hmm(orange love me bwoy!) but like b.t says ''its good to talk''.

A consistent, moderate state of satisfaction or joy. True happiness with yourself and your life comes from having a strong, balanced, consistently positive approach to yourself and your world. Traditionally, it has been thought that if a person doesn't feel an overall sense of happiness with life, there must be something wrong. However recently, psychologists have begun to believe that this just isn't so. Happiness, they claim, is a state of mind, a life perception, and a series of good habits.

This is good news. If happiness is a skill set, then you can learn to be happier. Some people seem to be born happy. This may be true. Or perhaps these "happier" people have simply already learned these happiness skills through their interactions, through reading, or by having a keen perception into human nature. Whatever the case, their happiness is something you can learn from and achieve for yourself. In fact, if you know someone who seems very happy, they'll most likely be happy to advise you if you ask them about their outlook on life.

It should be noted that certain people experience intermittent moments of happiness without feeling like they can characterize themselves as happy people. In fact, some individuals have extremely happy moments, feeling a state of euphoria, and later crash down into depression or misery. These individuals lack the balance just described, either because they haven't learned the skills or, in rarer cases, because of biological factors having to do with their brain chemistry.

Finally, even happy people have down days. It's unrealistic to expect permanent, nonstop happiness. Such a thing doesn't exist in reality. However, you can learn to be more content with your life, confident in yourself, grateful for what you have, committed to your personal growth, full of laughter and good cheer, and optimistic. You can also learn to develop positive, supportive relationships with the people around you. In fact, by focusing yourself steadfastly on these seven areas, you can quite readily achieve them. Just remember that by enjoying yourself on your path to greater happiness, you're already a good way to achieving what you desire.