"When it's over, it'll be like there's a short-term joy," he added.
But in modern times, love and relationships, long-term partnerships versus short-term joy, are hopelessly confused as is witnessed by the tangled tale of those two famous 20th-century lovers, Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor.
Pleasing yourself may bring moments of happiness, but long-term joy comes in service to others.
For the first level of analysis, a correct answer included an explicit emotional label (such as "happiness") or synonymous terms ("joy") [ 47].
There are also positive states of mind, which Epicurus identifies by the special term khara (joy), as opposed to hêdonê (pleasure, i.e., physical pleasure).
Sonia encapsulates this focus on working alongside patients to achieve positive life increments in the term 'sympathetic joy'.
To those making these sacrifices, of course, they are seen in more positive terms: duty, joy, love.
He looked as if he were sorry to remind people of any moment when they'd lost a job and asked, "How can there be pleasure in saying, 'You're fired'?" Up to that point — Obama had not yet spoken — the reception that Biden received was second only to Michelle Obama's in terms of joy.
Defining it for him, she says, "It's a German term for 'shameful joy', taking pleasure in the suffering of others".
Ball, who claimed authorship and stated that he picked the word randomly from a dictionary, indicated that it stood for both the French-language equivalent of "hobby horse" and a German-language term reflecting the joy of children being rocked to sleep.
