Tell one uncomfortable story.

Choi came to share, and I'd like to use this space to share a story that Eunnon has thought about for many nights: "As we get older, our living standards push higher...But my heart is less happy. "Are my friends the same?!

Let's go back to the age of 20, remember that we can eat anything, papaya salad on the side of the alley, boat noodles, the main price is ten, but the taste is Michelin-class, sleep anywhere, cricket hotels are comfortable backpacking, a few hundred clothes are worn and confident, life is "easy," but when you cut the picture now...In the '40s, everything changed in front of the hand to the back of the hand. The same happiness disappeared.

Now our living standards are "high" unknowingly. The food to eat must be chosen and chosen again. Must be clean. Must be healthy. Must be a shop with an okay atmosphere. Pay a thousand dollars for the "quality" we think is worthy. Travel must be comfortable. Housing must be in a better location. Clothing and apparel must be a brand. Must be basic and good looking.

It sounds like life is better, right? There's more money, there's better social status, but what's the underlying truth? It's "pressure." We've been putting pressure on ourselves all the time because this higher standard comes with a heavy burden. We have to make more money to maintain this level of life. We have to work harder to relax the house, relax the car, until sometimes we forget to "enjoy" living. We only run after the "perfection" we created ourselves.

The most heartbreaking thing is the small happiness we have had in the past. It's been swallowed up by our "lot." We can't eat street food and be happy. We need "standards" to guarantee satisfaction all the time. Sometimes we overlook the beauty and happiness around us.

Let's review ourselves: Does the "standard" that we stick to really make our lives happy? Is it just a "cage" that we've created to lock ourselves up? We have to start "letting go," lowering certain standards, and try to get back to the simple things in life, reducing the "lot" of things.

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