Do u guys honestly think Conor is genuinely happy?

You can clearly tell if someone is happy, by the way they act and react to the world around them.
Conor is not even close to being happy.
He could be happy if he would only let his inflated ego come back down to earth and look at his life, but his ego isn't ready to come back down yet, he needs to mature a bit more for that to happen.
Conor needs to mature not just a bit more, but A LOT MORE. The guy is out of control.
 
Happiness is a state of mind, you can experience genuine happiness and sadness and considered mentally healthy.. Maybe a better question is whether he is at peace in consideration to his recent losses, to which i'd say definitely not. But then again who does live in peace in their head really.
 
You can clearly tell if someone is happy, by the way they act and react to the world around them.
Conor is not even close to being happy.
He could be happy if he would only let his inflated ego come back down to earth and look at his life, but his ego isn't ready to come back down yet, he needs to mature a bit more for that to happen.

Ain't nobody happy...its not a realistic human quality. Do you think Floyd or kabib are happy? Especially kabib..if the muzzy's could be happy the wouldn't have to opress their women
 
Bro dude is definitely on the happy/enjoying life side, even if you everything hasn’t gone his way lately, if you think otherwise you are fool. Guy has more money than he knows what to do with atm, but at the same time he has regrets/disappointment that comes crawling back from his losses to khabib and Dustin cuz he somewhat actually cares for his legacy to an extent. Other than that the dude is living life most could only hope for.
But this is based on your projection that having "more money than he knows what do with" produces happiness and that if you have a diff philosophy you're a fool.

Buddha, Jesus, Mohammed, Lao Tzu, and just about every other spiritual teacher that ever existed in reality or myth, would all qualify as fools by your definition as none of them believed that money could possibly produce happiness.

If you're right that might make IG posters, shallow clout chasers, and other materialists the wisest among us.

Some would suggest this is foolishness as well. It all depends on your philosophy of happiness. But I haven't seen anything from rich ppl that suggests to me that they are happier than poor ppl tbh.
 
of course he has all the money yachts woman cars why shouldnt he be happy ? this is what the west teaches will grant us happiness, right?

LOL at "the west." Get over it, you bitter troll. Ever heard of Dubai? I suppose they must be in the west as well.
 
I know he has money but him getting owned by Khabib and Floyd and Nate and then Dustin must be a very hard pill to swallow because he got humiliated on PPV and became a meme on the internet! Knowing how Conor loves to win, do u think he is really happy?
Of course not, happy people are content within themselves, Conor is a massive stress head with a little dick, he'll never be happy because of the road he's carved, it's all over the place.
You can't be the gangsta that says what he wants to who he wants and smashes shit up when he's upset, punching old boys in the pub and having his photo posted everywhere with other women while simultaneously having a couple of kids with " the love of your life ".
He's massively insecure, which is odd for such a successful man. The boy has issues.
 
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No. I think he has 2 competitions going on: being the best in fighting and topping the Forbes list. Yet the fighting, the real competition comes first. Does well on the Forbes list, but it's secondary. If he wins in fighting he can enjoy other parts of his life. But now he thinks about losses, so can't.
 
But this is based on your projection that having "more money than he knows what do with" produces happiness and that if you have a diff philosophy you're a fool.

Buddha, Jesus, Mohammed, Lao Tzu, and just about every other spiritual teacher that ever existed in reality or myth, would all qualify as fools by your definition as none of them believed that money could possibly produce happiness.

If you're right that might make IG posters, shallow clout chasers, and other materialists the wisest among us.

Some would suggest this is foolishness as well. It all depends on your philosophy of happiness. But I haven't seen anything from rich ppl that suggests to me that they are happier than poor ppl tbh.
Rofl your comparing the average human to the wisdom of Buddha and Jesus alike? Social media is fake but 100 million dollar is 100 million no matter how you slice it.
 
of course he has all the money yachts woman cars why shouldnt he be happy ? this is what the west teaches will grant us happiness, right?
I don't know what you're being taught, but I was never told that by anyone I cared for. I only ever heard it from celebrities on TV that I never respected.

I was always taught to be content with what I had, and to value my friends and family over anything else. Living in the US is the best place to live considering how oppressive other countries are. You can literally come from poverty or a bad background and still be successful.

Bash "the west" all you want, but anyone who works hard enough can have a great life here. Better than any communist or socialist country out there.
 
Another cuck speculating about another man's personal life.

Is he happy? I don't know. How would i know? Never met him. Not his personal friend. Not part of his family. I would be happy if i was a world class fighter with hundreds of millions of dollars.
 
Rofl your comparing the average human to the wisdom of Buddha and Jesus alike? Social media is fake but 100 million dollar is 100 million no matter how you slice it.
Lol, not really - I'm comparing the average human view that 100 mill makes ppl happy (as opposed to just rich) to Buddha and Jesus's assertion that 100 mill does not produce happiness.

I think they were onto something. There are lots of ways to slice it. How many mega rich ppl die of overdose or some other affliction that is related to their sense of emptiness? Just saying I don't think 100 mill can create happiness any more than 100 thou can. Or 100 dollars.

I do think it can create wealth, to be clear. Just not happiness. I don't see them as at all synonymous. And when I think of it, I'm not sure I've ever heard of a mega millionaire dying surrounded by loved ones and saying "I've lived a great life and I'm ready to go in peace, surrounded by my loved ones".

I'm sure it's happened lots, but I'd wager it happens with lower frequency among the mega rich than it does among the poor and working class, or even upper middle class.

Life can be weirdly paradoxical when it centers around humans.
 
Him crying backstage shows he cares. I think after a day or two though realizes how good he has it and knows he's one promo away from getting back in there.

He's the GOAT in all of combat sports of his losses not really hurting him. Ric Flair esque.
 
Probably not right now. Maybe with the proper encouragement from legitimate sources he could be. Thing is, he's set for life, and unless he's addicted to the limelight (he may be now) he can walk away and be a farmer if he wants. He always said he was going to come in, win, and get out. One thing I respected about a fighter that I mostly did not respect. He probably should get out now. Anything beyond this point and time is most likely Conor getting exposed.
 
Of course not, happy people are content within themselves, Conor is a massive stress head with a little dick, he'll never be happy because of the road he's carved, it's all over the place.
You can't be the gangsta that says what he wants to who he wants and smashes shit up when he's upset, punching old boys in the pub and having his photo posted everywhere with other women while simultaneously having a couple of kids with " the love of your life ".
He's massively insecure, which is odd for such a successful man. The boy has issues.

Agree with everything except 'odd for such a successful man'.

In my experience most 'successful' people don't have an end goal, a point where they can just put their hands up and say 'that's it, that's the goal, I'm happy with that'.

When there is no nirvana, no end, no peace - just more and more noise the more 'successful' you become - it's pretty hard to be happy just because you're successful.

That's probably why the successful people that ARE happy talk about family first and foremost. If they're your end goal, providing for them is the most satisfying feeling ever - but if it's all about filling in a void within yourself, then good luck.
 
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