The circumstances fetching happiness changes with the changes in stages of the human being’s life cycle. While some people are of the opinion that teenage is the best part of the existence of an individual in terms of being happy, the other school of thought believes that it is the adulthood where one relishes the pleasures of life the most while simultaneously fulfilling raking responsibility. From my standpoint, the early years are more enjoyable.
The first argument for young years of one's life are being more joyful is the no obligation to earn for the bread and butter for the family. As, they are free from this biggest stress of adulthood, they are free from this biggest stress of adulthood, they are free to enjoy the activity. Furthermore, they are usually not bound by any dependency of others with them like taking care of old parents or a young baby. Therefore, they can follow their interests and passion can move out anywhere as and when required. Moreover, they have no me constraints to pursue their dreams. For instance, a child keen to learn cricket can spend all of his me le+ a+er consuming for roune chores of life span as per his own wishes.
Admi&edly, the adult age has its own reasons for being the most ecstac part of a lifetime. Being a grown up they gain more wisdom, the happiness one may get from connecting with the spiritual powers of universe via meditaon could be high. Additionally, the self actualisation need of a person can be satisfied in adulthood, which adulthood which brings tons of inner satisfaction and happiness. Also, the money may not be limited like pocket money to spend on materialistic things meant to give instant pleasures. In my opinion, even when having no money constraints and higher level need satisfaction in adulthood, the joy of no me constraint, no obligations and no major responsibilities in early ages overrides it.
To conclude, the sweet memories of childhood never fade away are, no matter where ever and what stage of growth a person is living they always remain with him/her.
The circumstances fetching happiness
changes
with the
changes
in stages of the human being’s
life
cycle. While
some
people
are of the opinion that teenage is the best part of the existence of an individual in terms of being happy, the other school of
thought
believes that it is the adulthood where one relishes the pleasures of
life
the most while
simultaneously
fulfilling raking responsibility. From my standpoint, the early years are more enjoyable.
The
first
argument for young years of one's
life
are being more joyful is the no obligation to earn for the bread and butter for the family. As, they are free from this biggest
stress
of adulthood, they are free from this biggest
stress
of adulthood, they are free to enjoy the activity.
Furthermore
, they are
usually
not bound by any dependency of others with them like taking care of
old
parents or a young baby.
Therefore
, they can follow their interests and passion can
move
out anywhere as and when required.
Moreover
, they have no
me
constraints to pursue their dreams.
For instance
, a child keen to learn cricket can spend all of his
me
le
+ a+er consuming for
roune
chores of
life
span as per his
own
wishes.
Admi&
edly
, the adult age has its
own
reasons for being the most
ecstac
part of a lifetime. Being a grown up they gain more wisdom, the happiness one may
get
from connecting with the spiritual powers of universe via
meditaon
could be high.
Additionally
, the self
actualisation
need of a person can
be satisfied
in adulthood, which adulthood which brings tons of inner satisfaction and happiness.
Also
, the money may not
be limited
like pocket money to spend on materialistic things meant to give instant pleasures. In my opinion, even when having no money constraints and higher level need satisfaction in adulthood, the joy of no
me
constraint, no obligations and no major responsibilities in early ages overrides it.
To conclude
, the sweet memories of childhood never fade away are, no matter where ever and what stage of growth a person is living they always remain with him/her.