31/10/2026
Good day to you!!!
Why can't I be happy? Because my happiness depends on certain conditions being in place for me to be happy.
For instance, working at a job that pays the bills which I've done for so long, but I'm becoming less fond of it over the years. And having to serve some of the great British public who I'll be honest, have the social etiquette of a freshly laid dog turd. Yep, that will just about do it.
And there are occasions when I wish I had been born into a wealthy family, maybe the royal family, you know, one where all I have to do is very little work, but does include a lot of waving.
Okay, I'll admit these things get in the way of my happiness, but after all, some of these conditions are out of my control.
Yeah I could leave my job and change my current situation, however the real issue is my inner belief that I have – if only my circumstances were different, it would help massively towards my endeavour for happiness. But, will it though? Is it balls.
And, I'm not saying I can't be unhappy, and some people in this world behave like absolute bellends. Thankfully I can't change how they behave.
And yeah, my dream job of being an aristocratic lay about is out of the question – I know my wife far too well now, and know she would disapprove. She'd definitely say,
“Here's your stuff soft lad, now get out” whilst handing me all my belongings in bin bags.
However, making demands so I have the right conditions to be happy is making me sound like a right fu***ng drama queen.
And if my happiness depends on the right conditions being in place then it's not happiness, it's not real – it's fake, it's made up – it's something that pretends to be happiness, it's absolutely snide.
Real happiness is unconditional, and it’s not about rearranging externally, but rearranging and developing a deeper understanding internally. For f**k's sakes. That means even more work to do on myself.
All the best
Ash