This one actually bugs me, because it’s really just flat out wrong.
Worst is that you don’t even try and know damn well that you don’t even have to.
You can have fun, or believe you’re having fun, and it’s not satisfying.
Like, for example, getting blue-balled. It’s all fun until it ends. Then it’s painful.
You of course didn’t know you’re going to get blue-balled, but that doesn’t change the fun you had until it stopped.
Satisfaction isn’t going to happen …
… which makes you crave doing it again, as foolish as it is.
Fun does not guarantee satisfaction.
Satisfaction does not guarantee fun.
Neither require either to exist.
If you can’t understand that then, sorry, I’m not sure I can make it even simpler.
Why is it first about fun necessarily having to be satisfying and now about something not fun not being satisfying?
Something also can be neither fun, nor satisfying.
Like changing a full diaper, for example.
If you do not understand this, then you should ask yourself why your perspective on the matter is so shallow …
… instead of trying to convince me of your shallow perspective being actual reality. It isn’t.
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Enjoy your circle-jerk.