The happiness of adults is having money.

Kabir903

Experiencing various frustrations often starts from not having money. I haven't even mentioned other frustrating aspects of life due to lack of funds, fearing it might get worse the more I talk about it.

I often hear people around me say, "Don't prioritize money too much; after all, it's just material wealth." In response, I retort, "It's only considered material wealth when you're not around. When you're still here, it's an integral part of life, okay?!"

Perhaps one truly comprehends the value of money after going through genuinely impoverished days – a painfully profound realization indeed.

But breaking free from the cycle of poverty is easier said than done. Some people strive their entire lives yet remain in the same circle. Maybe that's why so many poor people dream of getting rich overnight, hoping for a windfall to turn their lives around through gambling.

Have you ever heard a wealthy person saying they want to get rich overnight? Probably not. It's often the dreams of the poor. So, don't blame us for having fanciful thoughts and daydreams. We genuinely want to escape this cycle of poverty and the constant frustrations associated with a life centered around money!

Kahn332

Having money alone is not enough; you also need good health, or else you can't enjoy it even if you're wealthy.

Kalkin995

What you said is quite right. Life can be tough without money, especially when living in the present.

Pooja193

Certainly, having money can bring happiness.

Jafar224

If money is your only source of happiness, it completely proves that you don't understand life and lack emotional intelligence.

Samiksha

What you said is quite right. Without money, it's difficult for adults to move forward.