Starting
with what does not make you happy is a reasonable start. As an adolescent you
will probably find yourself with things that make you unhappy or it is a
considerable matter of opinion depending on the type of person you are. Knowing
what makes you unhappy is also a good way of discovering yourself. It will
probably bring up a lot of insecurities, meaning you have to dig deep within
yourself to find yourself. Having to know what does not sit well with you as a
person can help in revealing who you are.
Too
know what makes you happy goes beyond having to wear a designer label, going to
the best parties, partying up a storm, getting blazed by smoking weed. True
happiness is the one place where you will find comfort when pieces of your life
have crumbled. It is seen as the place you can escape and no one can take that
away from you. It is a place where everything just feels light again, where you
feel comfortable with your inner being and your soul is at ease. It is an
essence where you are smiling from ear to ear. It is probably reasonable to
compare happiness to a cold day where you snuggle up in your favorite blanket
and drink a steamy semi-sweet cup of hot chocolate. In this sense that is
happiness, finding a place in yourself that will always bring you joy, no
matter the circumstances of a situation, the severity of a situation or any
situation for that matter. Pure happiness is a healthy progressive aura that
will always be a part of your life and that will bring you fulfilling happiness
despite the time, place or day.
What makes you happy
is probably an open-ended question but one thing is for sure it is when you
feel most content with yourself. Happiness gets invented and reinvented on a
daily basis and differs from person to person. But it does not stray from the
fact that you are the real you when you are alone and within the walls of your
own company. It is accepting the good and the bad about yourself and striving
to only progress with the development of your inner being.