No, it means that your happiness doesn't require spending a lot of money. That's a good thing -- it shows you value things for what they are, not what they cost. My wife is like that -- she gets beautiful things for little money. We needed a dining room table and chairs. She found a beautiful Stickley table and 6 chairs (if you aren't familiar with Stickley, look it up) in nearly perfect condition on Offer Up for $700. A month before that she found an amazingly beautiful sever-drawer tall-boy dresser for $150. We couldn't get anything comparable new for much less than $3000.
Being easy to please and gracious can open a lot of doors in the workplace as it is uncommon. Eager to please and hard worker gets promotion in Fortune 500 companies. Not being cutthroat personality is good.
Sometimes though, in relationships outside of work people will misuse an other's generosity. This should be watched out for and if they do it, time to move on. Good luck in everything !!
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Not at all- in much the same way that the easily amused are generally happier, the easily pleased are generally more content.
No, it sounds you're a happy person, in general. Kudos if so. 🙂
No its not and its actually a compliment of sorts.
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