There are no specific criteria for female happiness. This is natural, because girls put completely different values into this concept. For one, happiness is her children; for another, her career and financial well-being. But regardless of the factors that give you this feeling, if you feel like a full-fledged woman, you can safely say that you are happy.
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In fact, how can you be happy if you are not loved? The knowledge that for someone you are the best, most beautiful and desirable in the world will warm the soul of a woman. She needs to feel masculine attention, interest, love. Without it, it fades like a flower that does not receive heat and moisture.
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It has long been customary that the highest happiness for a woman should be family well-being and the well-being of her children. This was considered an axiom not negotiable. Indeed, the very word “mother” makes one recall a touching idyllic picture: a happy mother of a family surrounded in a cozy, bright house by loving people - her husband and offspring.
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But recently, more and more women see the main meaning of life and happiness in their careers and prosperity. The word "businesswoman" has long been firmly entrenched in the vocabulary of many languages. And for some of the women, the highest happiness is the opportunity to do what they love, to which the soul is drawn, to devote all their strength to it, every free minute. In this case, it is not only about traditional ladies' hobbies like needlework or writing sentimental love affairs, but also about what has always been considered a purely male prerogative. For example, more and more women see the meaning of life in extreme sports or traveling to the uninhabited, wild areas of the Earth. For them, the highest happiness is to overcome difficulties and overcome their own fear.
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The maternal instinct (theoretically the strongest) in such women is often very poorly developed. The very idea that they may have a child who will have to devote time and energy, which will distract from their favorite occupation, confuses them, and sometimes just scares. Any attempt to remind them of the main purpose of the woman, they are met with sharply negative: "Do not meddle in my personal life. I myself know what my happiness is!"
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Can such women be considered happy, even if they have achieved great success? The question is not easy, very controversial. There is no doubt only one thing: forcibly, against the will you cannot make anyone happy. Every adult, capable person, whether it is a man or a woman, must independently determine what the word "happiness" means to him.