Arthur Schopenhauer: Our happiness depends on what we are , our individuality, whereas in most cases we take into account only our fate, only

Our happiness depends on what we are , our individuality, whereas in most cases — Arthur Schopenhauer

Our happiness depends on what we are , our individuality, whereas in most cases we take into account only our fate, only what we have or represent.

Arthur Schopenhauer

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