"La vie est devenue incomparablement meilleure depuis que j'ai été forcé de cesser de la prendre au sérieux"
— Hunter S. Thompson
Simplified Meaning:
When someone stops worrying too much about everything in life, they often start to feel a lot happier. It's like when you're playing a game just for fun rather than trying hard to win—you enjoy it more and feel less stressed. Imagine a student who was always anxious about getting perfect grades. They never relaxed and couldn't enjoy their time with friends. One day, they decide to do their best but also take breaks and have fun. They might not always get the top grade, but they start to feel much better and happier because they aren’t carrying so much stress. By not taking life too seriously, we can appreciate the small joys and be more present in each moment. It’s about balancing responsibilities with the ability to laugh at ourselves and find happiness in simple things, making life more fulfilling and less demanding.
