Get ready for peak happiness, guys!!!!

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edwardturnerlives@reddit

some of us are past it. My 40s have probably been my shittiest decade.

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RoastedPickledGoose@reddit

Every day is peak happiness when the next day is worse than the last.

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59apache01@reddit

I'm 47 now. Doesn't feel any different than 46 did.

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Nuker-79@reddit

I think it just means it goes down hill after 46

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unbalancedcentrifuge@reddit (OP)

I am also 47....I am mildly happier because I got a better job recently, but other than that, it has been pretty mid. It's not as fun as 24, not as miserable as 38.

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Narrow_Grapefruit_23@reddit

What happened at 38? I’m being nosey…./

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MrCyn@reddit

The Daily Mail has nothing to do with happiness

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jtho78@reddit

I was happy until James Corden showed up.

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Zerogelite@reddit

Peak happiness, not by a long shot. All I got was colon cancer. Am I happy, yes for the most part

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alvinofdiaspar@reddit

Literally a month ago: https://www.reddit.com/r/Xennials/s/3vMul5urU5

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Asleep_Onion@reddit

I've always said that you can find a study that backs up literally any opinion or hypothesis you want.

Study says red wine prolongs life. Study says red wine is destroying your heart. Study says coffee is the key to longevity. Study says coffee is destroying your heart. Study says limit agg consumption for heart health. Study says eat as many eggs as you can for heart health.

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unbalancedcentrifuge@reddit (OP)

Haha...My boss sent me that one today when I told him I was at peak happiness! He is such a dream killer.

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alvinofdiaspar@reddit

So it guess it died twice today!

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Asleep_Onion@reddit

I'm 43 and I feel like peak happiness was about ten years ago

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Alternative-Light514@reddit

I just got tickets to see DJ Shadow a week before my 47th, so hopefully I can parlay that into a good year!

(I don’t gamble, so not entirely sure I used “parlay” correctly lol)

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Alorne@reddit

Shit, I’m 48. Just missed it. Nobody tells me anything.

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HookerWithaPianist@reddit

Recently got divorced at 48, maybe not peak happiness, but things are looking up for sure!

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Lawwife78@reddit

I turned 47 in December, and this is one of the worst/hardest years of my life. If this is peak happiness, please put me out of my misery.

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cashews_clay15@reddit

Oh. That did NOT happen to me and now I feel ripped off.

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Aol_awaymessage@reddit

I thought 40s sucked the worst because many people are dealing with kids and parents and work stress

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Rubik842@reddit

47 was the year several of my old friends died. It wasn't a good year for me, I guess it was worse for them though.

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Deep-Interest9947@reddit

My life has been a hot mess since 41-ish and I’m not about to expect 6 months from now to be different.

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TiEmEnTi@reddit

Seventeen was kinda meh, 27 was pretty good, 37 was Covid with infants, still 3 years to go, but 47 does have potential...

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Apprehensive_Hat8986@reddit

James Corden isn't the ideal example of happiness that I would strive for. And 47 being peak happiness directly contradicts a post on r/science a few weeks back that said the exact opposite.

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unbalancedcentrifuge@reddit (OP)

Maybe it depends on the author...if they judge by my wearing of comfy non-stylish cloths, having geeky hobbies , and staying in to put on comfy pants, popping a schmedible, and watching Severance on a Friday night then a Zoomer might think it is peak unhappiness but a fellow Xennial would recognize the happyiness.

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