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The only time you should worry about someone's happiness is when they're unhappy. Their reasons for being happy are their own and no one else's.
by freehunter 8y ago
The only time you should worry about someone's happiness is when they're unhappy. Their reasons for being happy are their own and no one else's.
- macintux 8y agoI didn’t say it was rational, but who hasn’t complained at some point that the music their (kids/parents/neighbors) love is garbage? (And to be clear, I value what Apple brings to the table, but I see too much of this sort of complaint not to recognize its origin.)
- freehunter 8y agoIn reality, it's just gatekeeping. Those people can't possibly appreciate the thing they have, so they don't deserve to have it. I see the same thing with so many other things: that "soccer mom" doesn't use that Jeep for off-roading, so she's not a real Jeep owner. That old man can't drive his Corvette the way it should be driven so it's a waste. That amateur guitarist doesn't deserve that Gibson Les Paul, he should have the Epiphone Les Paul Jr. Some people have such a need to be unhappy or offended constantly. It's really not healthy.
- macintux 8y agoI was trying to be generous, but yes. As a card-carrying member of the Jeep and IT communities, yes.