Who would want $1,000,000? The real question is, who wouldn't? There are so many things that can be bought with $1,000,000. Happiness would be found in your wallet. You could buy a new house, a fancy car or how about a new wardrobe with the latest styles. Hey, while you're at it, you might as well buy a college education, a perfect husband or wife, and possibly a few well mannered children. You could buy your way into a life lived only by the Brady Bunch and the Partridges. Wait a minute, stop your spending spree right there. Now think about it, can you really buy all of that? Well, maybe the new house, fancy car, and new wardrobe but definitely not the perfect family. It's just not possible. This means that happiness cannot be found in your wallet. After all, it is the love that you receive from your family that provides complete happiness and you can't buy true love.

When does a person consider themselves happy? Not just happy, as in content, but true happiness that lasts a lifetime? Because, these are different things. Buying a new shirt may bring about happiness, but it wears away after a while. Winning the Super Bowl or the Olympics would bring happiness, but for how long? These example make you content but not truly happy. So what makes a person truly happy? Loving someone so much that you are willing to spend the rest of your life with them? Having children that look up to you and love you?

Happiness cannot be bought. Money can only provide material possessions which only give brief happiness. Warmth, trust, and love make a person truly happy. Money can't buy a father who is your superhero. It can't buy a mother who nurses you when you are sick and caresses you when you can't sleep. It can't buy your soul mate. It can't buy children who are a part of you and who you love dearly. It does

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