You don't love in return for actions that make you happy; you derive happiness from the act of loving unconditionally.
I can derive happiness from reading guidebooks and Web sites in search of new places to discover, all within an hour or so from home.
The tone of the songs is dark — "Trouble Weighs a Ton" precedes "Heartbroken, in Disrepair" — but their effect is rousing, befitting someone who says he derives happiness from unhappy music.
It talked about what you make habits, what's important to you, how you derive happiness, how you make decisions.
We calculated the difference between these VAS scores to explore whether informal caregivers derived happiness from providing informal care (so-called process utility).
Of course, it's all in the eye of the beholder, it's all in the mind, but it's also all about creating the life, rising above the cold and dark to catch the beauty of historic buildings, to derive happiness from appreciation of the city we're living in, the variety we are constantly surrounded by and by all that changes and remains static around us.
Survivors continued to derive happiness from the support that they received from friends and family.
Like the Cursing Mommy, we're trying to ignore life's awfulness, live in hope, derive happiness from our work... and locate the goddamn edge on the goddamn roll of tape.
The CarerQoL-VAS 'transfer' was significantly lower (p < 0.001) with an average of 6.8 (2.1), which meant that the process utility measured for the 123 informal caregivers was positive; informal caregivers derive happiness from providing care and would be unhappier if care was transferred to another person.
Reduce your desire to zero and happiness becomes infinite.Similarly, I derive great happiness from the assertion that it would take £170,000 ($260,000) a year to offset the loss of well-being my wife might suffer should I leave her a widow.
