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<blockquote data-quote="messaggera" data-source="post: 1501076" data-attributes="member: 20202">Roosh presents reasons as a result of an individual’s perceived unhappiness: their environment, their company, or an external factor.But the most significant part of Roosh’s piece is the listed realties on why individuals complain.&nbsp; Those realities can be controlled by the individual; especially if the individual is meaningfully seeking a Christ like way of life.&nbsp; Although, this world is concerning.Happiness is a feeling strived for this world, and is empty.&nbsp; Jesus Christ brings us the Kingdom of Heaven, and lifts us up.Complaining brings negativity. Perhaps we should pray if we feel an urge to make a complaint.&nbsp; As many have heard the Serenity Prayer, the first line goes:And perhaps,&nbsp; we will find ourselves simultaneously going over the list of options:
Can I change this?
How will I change the things I can?
Do I have the wisdom to know what things can be changed and how?We chose our environment,&nbsp; and the company we keep.Edit:Some more insightful behaviour to consider.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="messaggera, post: 1501076, member: 20202"] Roosh presents reasons as a [B]result[/B] of an individual’s perceived unhappiness: their environment, their company, or an external factor. But the most significant part of Roosh’s piece is the listed realties on why individuals complain. Those realities can be controlled by the individual; especially if the individual is meaningfully seeking a Christ like way of life. Although, this world is concerning. Happiness is a feeling strived for this world, and is empty. Jesus Christ brings us the Kingdom of Heaven, and lifts us up. Complaining brings negativity. Perhaps we should pray if we feel an urge to make a complaint. As many have heard the Serenity Prayer, the first line goes: And perhaps, we will find ourselves simultaneously going over the list of options: [INDENT][/INDENT] [INDENT]Can I change this?[/INDENT] [INDENT]How will I change the things I can?[/INDENT] [INDENT]Do I have the wisdom to know what things can be changed and how?[/INDENT] We chose our environment, and the company we keep. Edit: Some more insightful behaviour to consider. [/QUOTE]

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