Parties are organised happiness but happiness is accidental.

Parties are organised happiness but happiness is accidental. You can't legislate for it.

📖 Dennis Skinner

🌍 British | 👨‍💼 Politician

🎂 February 11, 1932

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This quote highlights the distinction between external efforts to create joy and the unpredictable nature of true happiness. While social gatherings can be orchestrated to foster enjoyment, genuine happiness often arises spontaneously and cannot be manufactured by laws or plans. It reminds us to appreciate the serendipitous moments in life that bring joy beyond control or intention. Recognizing this encourages a balance between creating opportunities for happiness and accepting that some aspects of well-being are beyond human intervention.

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