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Who Wants to Feel Good?

Clearly, fewer and fewer people want positivity or to feel good.

Murray "MJ" Blehart
6 min readAug 24, 2020
Feel good? Nah — one grumpy but adorable cat named Cosima
Photo by MJ Blehart

It is time to accept the truth, and I am going to do that here.

Nobody wants to feel good.

Everywhere you turn its bad news, terrible things, division, hatred, anger, and on and on. Spend 5 minutes on Facebook and you will receive a ton of negative messages.

The negativity only seems to get bigger and bigger. Clearly, I am in the minority with my work to find and/or create positivity. It’s obvious that people prefer not to feel good, and to be negative rather than positive.

Why else would you share negative things? Can you explain the negative campaigns on the part of most politicians any other way? To feel good must not be wanted by more and more people.

Rather than fight it, let’s go with it. I am going to share ways you can feel worse.

A comprehensive list of ways to feel bad

Since it is clear nobody wants to feel good, let’s instead focus on some negativity, and ways to feel bad more and more.

This list is not the end-all-be-all, but a good starting point.

  • Work the most boring job you can
  • Don’t communicate with

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Murray "MJ" Blehart
Murray "MJ" Blehart

Written by Murray "MJ" Blehart

I explore mindfulness, positivity, philosophy, & conscious reality creation. I love to help & inspire. Also, I write sci-fi/fantasy. http://mjblehart.com

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