Quote by John Mayer

You get to a certain age where you prepare yourself for happiness. Sometimes you never remember to actually get happy.

You get to a certain age where you prepare yourself for happ

Summary

This quote suggests that as people get older, they tend to anticipate or expect happiness in their lives. However, it also implies that sometimes individuals forget to actually experience or actively cultivate happiness. It emphasizes the importance of being present and actively pursuing happiness rather than simply waiting for it to occur naturally.

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By John Mayer

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