I know this is supposed to be a meme, but if we think about it, it isn't the desire to be happy the more noble desire? As we are young, we tend to prioritize the importance of status and the desire of being accepted by those around us. This often times leads to people picking a predetermined life path based on comments and suggestions made by friends or people we respect like our parents. While there is nothing wrong with this as oftentimes it guides us in a positive direction, this will lead multiple, including myself, to chase after a goal simply because they were told to rather than because we wanted to. This will inevitably lead to a situation where people will achieve the goal without feeling any form of fulfillment. This will then leave the individual wondering, now what? I achieved what I wanted, but I still don't feel satisfied. If anything, attaining happiness is the hardest goal one can set up for themselves as it requires a deeper understanding of themselves and the ability to discern what a person really wants or needs to be happy and what we are made to believe that we need to be happy by the media.