Complacency - or being happy and satisfied with the things you already own - is counter to the idea of dissatisfaction.
Being happy and satisfied with the things one already has is essential to living a fulfilling and happy life. It promotes both mental and bodily health. To be complacent or content is not about having all that one wants, but is primarily an attitude that accepts that certain things are out of one’s reach and that it suffices to enjoy what we do have.
The opposite mentality is the state of being dissatisfied. It is the constant and discomforting feeling of a lack in one’s life, with the lack being perceived in our material possessions, relationships, achievements, or personal abilities.
When aggravated and unchecked, chronic dissatisfaction can breed depression, anxiety and distress. It can hamper one’s relationships and quality of life.
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