Quotes About Satisfaction

I am what I wanted and I want what I am.

If your career choices aren't bringing you satisfaction, you should seriously look at doing something else.

No one's happy here, you know that. But I am content, and maybe that's enough for me.

They were friends. That's all she ever seemed to have. Friends. She had enough of them.

Good job, said Lonnie, who'd been watching from the balcony. Thanks, said Jay, pleased with how everything had turned out. He smiled when he realized he hadn't even had to steal anything to get what he wanted. He'd done it all by playing by the rules.

I don't have a bucket list because it is my dedication to live every day of my life there. I don't have a bucket list because I'm doing it that day. I don't want to go to bed and say, 'Oh, I wish I had done this.

feels so damn good?

The most important thing is to enjoy your life—to be happy— that's all that matters.

It is not easy to find happiness in ourselves, and it is not possible to find it elsewhere. —AGNES REPPLIER, The Treasure Chest

It is not easy to find happiness in ourselves, and it is not possible to find it elsewhere. —AGNES REPPLIER

If you could have anything you wanted and it wouldn't be bad or wrong, what would that be? So

The only really happy folk are married women and single men.

And revenge generally turns out to be a lot less satisfying than you think it will be.

Healer Myrim made no attempt to conceal the fact that Orthallen's treachery had not surprised her. Nor did she conceal that his demise gave her a certain grim satisfaction. But then, she might well be forgiven such uncharitable thoughts; she was one of the four Healers who were tending Talia's wounds.

I just want them to discover something they can do that makes them contented and feeling as if they are doing something worth doing.

Uppercuts always work. They're so satisfying, too.

Nobody's talking to me, but nobody's hassling me either. I guess you can't have everything.

And if this wasn't the happiness she had once so fiercely demanded, at least she had come to terms with life. That was probably as close to happiness as you could get.

Men come to sex hoping that it will provide them with all of the emotional satisfaction that would have come from love. Most men think that sex will provide them with a sense of being alive, connected, that sex will offer closeness, intimacy, pleasure. And more often than not sex simply does not deliver the goods. This fact does not lead men to cease obsessing about sex; it intensifies their lust and their longing.

Many of us choose relationships of affection and care that will never become loving because they feel safer. The demands are not as intense as loving requires. The risk is not as great. So many of us long for love but lack the courage to take risks. Even tough we are obsessed with the idea of love the truth is that most of us live relatively decent, somewhat satisfying lives even if we often feel that love is lacking.

Keeping people in a constant state of lack, in perpetual desire, strengthens the marketplace economy.

The need for instant gratification is a component of greed.

While emotional needs are difficult, and often are impossible to satisfy, material desires are easier to fulfill.

To maintain and satisfy greed, one must support domination. And the world of domination is always a world without love.