Does a luxury life mean happiness?

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Clear_Skies10 · Accepted Answer

There's rich and famous people that commit suicide and have all kinds of depression and addiction problems. It's safe to say that being super rich doesn't make everybody happy.

exitseven · Accepted Answer

It is easier to be happy if you are comfortable. However luxury will not buy happiness.

MisterWack · Answer

No, but it is closest thing to Real Life Cheat Code

Access to the best healthcare (ensuring longevity and healthy lifestyle)
Access to the best lawyer team (ensuring you never go to jail and can manipulate to get your way)
Access to the best transportation (ensuring private jet, limo, personal driver)
Access to the wealthy and spoiled (ensuring connections from rich and powerful with common interests in mind to uphold power and influence over populist)
Access to Politicians And Political Bodies (ensuring legislation that upholds your needs and end goals over the needs of the many)

That can bring happiness to achieve all these things.

OneViewpoint · Answer

There's a whole nuther set of insecurities and psychosis and entitlement that comes with wealth. And a LOT of people are not capable of handling it well. What they tend to find out eventually is that "things" give them a quick dopamine hit but ultimately leave them feeing empty. Then they turn to pills and booze or coke to run away from their loneliness. They are great people to stay away from.

TrimmedTip · Answer

Not necessarily. Luxury can bring comfort and pleasure, but happiness comes from meaning, connection, and inner peace, things money can’t always buy. Many people in simple lives are deeply happy; many with wealth are not. It’s about how you live, not what you have. 💰❤️🌿

andreasderjuengere · Answer

My profession touches luxury life.

From what I can see, ''happiness'' there is perceived in a different way than -say- my own way of happiness does.

This lead me to the conclusion that there must be quite a number of different happinesses out there.

And I would hesitate to make a ranking here.

Account · Answer

For me, it doesn't.
I have seen that for other people it does. It honestly depends on your wants and your priorities which vary from human to human.
It also depends on your overall upbringing and on what things your brain gets pleasure from.
For me luxurious life wouldn't give me pleasure.
In fact, knowing me, having a life full of luxury would make me feel extremely unhappy.

FreyaRed · Answer

A Bangladeshi farmer can be more happy about a sack rice than a multi billionaire about a Bentley. Happiness is neurochemical imbalance in Brain's reward center and the economical value of stimulus that causes this imbalance is irrelevant.

jshm2 · Answer

LOL, rich people are among the most unhappy. It's why they only have a one track mind - as all others make them unhappy.

Anonymous · Answer

They are not above say serious medical issues. Life finds a way to screw everyone eventually.

dragoblack · Answer

Lol, no. Luxury is just a quick way to burn through an insane amount of money. You want luxury money, but a comfortable, reasonable, and content lifestyle. Aka a nice car you can upkeep, and a $300,000- $500,000 home, but an income of several million

AviatorTom · Answer

It can, but that's rare. There are more important things than money that bring happiness.

RabiaArshad · Answer

I live in luxury house but my father is very toxic and he kept us deprived of every material and good thing but from outside you will see how luxurious life is.
Happiness is all about with being people.

12karen · Answer

nope, depressed billionaire exist, just that sometimes it's better to cry in Lamborghinis than under a bridge...

noohair · Answer

It means comfort. You can't buy happiness unless you love money and even then it is not real happiness that you are buying, you are buying an allusion.

dray995 · Answer

No. Money doesn’t buy happiness. It just gives you the ability to buy more stuff and be able to pay your bills.

Anonymous · Answer

A luxury life won't give you a perfect life but it will always be happier than an impoverished life.

MysticDevice · Answer

Nope. You'll lose your appreciation of the smaller and finer things in life.

stayorgo · Answer

Well yes to a point to a degree. Of course no doubt no no worries makes life easier. But of course it does have its flaws

Pohjolan · Answer

Not necessarily but I'd rather cry in a private jet than a bus.

captain_voidwalker · Answer

For the one living it yes, for the one paying for it no.

najekim · Answer

Give me just 5 million dollars and I'll let ya know. . . . .

Pterodon · Answer

Not at all. If anything luxury brings on more complications

Anonymous · Answer

Yes, if you know how to manage your wealth.

Kingofkings1992 · Answer

In the short term, maybe. But not in the long term for sure

CocaColaZero · Answer

Comfort yes and easier happiness no it seem to bring more problem.

Anonymous · Answer

Sometimes , I mean it’s nice to never have to worry about money ever again

BCRanger10 · Answer

No, it just means living in luxury.

queenofcardio · Answer

Haha no.. you can't buy happiness

leahzrc · Answer

No because you can't have happiness without Jesus

Miristheiss · Answer

Maybe short term.

BeenThereLovedIt · Answer

Yes, without a doubt, yes.

loveslongnails · Answer

I'll let you know after I try it.

jamesgoldman · Answer

Luxury is comfortable but I wouldn't say happiness

Sal_Monella · Answer

Sometimes. I like the Bentley.

Anonymous · Answer

Definitely not

occulus · Answer

Yess

DrPepper12 · Answer

Yes. Yes. Yes.

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