Do you believe in true happiness?

Is true happiness achievable in your opinion? I realize the term can be different for every person but the question remains.. What is true happiness for you? Have you ever felt so happy you could die?

When i watch an epic anime and the feels are really high, i feel that way XD i think true happiness is achievable but maybe momentary, the way i would define it would be a state where you are satisfied completely and dont wish for anything more! to be honest the question of true happiness is only applicable at the moment of death ^^ as long as u r living, things can always turn around and getting satisfaction forever is not really possible.

One problem with "true happiness" in my opinion, is the fact that we often forget how much we need sadness, and such, to actually appreciate happiness. I do believe we can reach a "higher" happiness, but never true happiness. Since true happiness would be, in my opinion - the saddest feeling ever.

My opinion of true happiness is quite similar to laughingmans, it is quite a momentary thing. Like when you get accepted into the college of your choice, or maybe you found something you were looking for a long time or something. Probably achieving your goals and stuff too. In the end Happiness is just a very subjective term.

Damn that's hard to say...I've felt happy at times but normally its very short lived. So I have no idea what true happiness would be. I guess there may have been a time when I for fell in love with my ex that I was really happy. But it's hard to remember or even think about now.

fuck no happiness is fleeting, never lasting the media glorifies it as some carrot on a stick to keep us running on the treadmills that power the very machine that enslaves us i guess for me happiness was a few nights ago when my cat snuggled up super close to me, it was sweet so happy i could die was probz the first time i held the hand of my first bf, shit was magic sugar and cocaine are easy ways to feel happy though i guess, if wer talkin chemical wise (which we are)