I'm married to the Music for better or for worse

Happiness is the feeling of contentment and satisfaction that is craved by many but only achieved by some. Happiness is relative and subjective. But for many successful individuals, the presence of a great family life and a flourishing career is often not enough. On some occasions these do not prevent an smart individual from feeling a sense of loneliness, often sadness and melancholy.

Here are six psychological reasons why smart people have a harder time finding happiness.

1. Intelligent people over-analyze

Many individuals with high levels of intelligence often over think and analyze everything that occurs in their life and surroundings. While their ability to analyze things is a great asset, the constant analysis of everything often lead to frustrations especially when coming up with an undesired conclusion.

Being able to see through people’s intentions is a burden that most people don’t get to carry. Oftentimes, knowing how ugly the real world is like is……

INFP: *anxious* I don’t want to lie, is it rude if I’m honest?

INTJ: The concept of “rudeness” is more of a personal problem, imo? 

INTJ: Honesty isn’t rude. Being pushy and willfully ignorant of others’ limitations is. So be honest.

INFP: … You’re a fucking icon and I aspire to be you.

INTJ: …I mean…I’m an asshole?

All of my history presentations can be found under the tag #presley your history teacher but here is master-list:

John Jay

Cleopatra

John Clem

Joan of Arc

Halemadge

Edith Wilson

Molly Pitcher

King James I

Hugh Mercer

John Laurens

John Trumbull

Abigail Adams

Samuel Adams

Button Gwinett

James Monroe (I want to make a new one, someone request it please)

King George III

John Dickinson

Haym Salomon

Maria Reynolds

James Madison

Joseph Bellamy

Angelica Church

Lincoln Steffans

Emily Hobhouse

Samuel Seabury

John Paul Jones

Martha Jefferson

The War of 1812

Founding Mothers

Elizabeth Hamilton

Camille Desmoulins

George Washington

Tadeusz Kosciuszko

Mary Wollstonecraft

The First Lady’s Job

The Reynolds Affair

John Andre’s Death

Nathan Hale’s Death (come September I am going to re-do it)

Adrienne de Lafayette

The French Revolution

The Watergate Scandal

Louis Antoine Saint-Just

Patsy Jefferson Randolph

Alexander Hamilton’s Birth

Most Influential First Ladies

Founding Father’s Personalities

Founding Father’s Mental Illnesses

Founding Father’s Views on Slavery

LGBT+ and the American Revolution

American History Movies and TV Shows

What the Founding Fathers Looked Like

Gouveneur Morris and Alexander Hamilton

George Washington’s Crossing the Delaware

Founding Fathers Views on Native Americans

The Relationship of Charles Adams and John Mulligan

The Senate Triumvirate (Daniel Webster, Henry Clay and John C. Calhoun)

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