In Pursuit of Unhappiness written by Darrin M. McMahon has taught at Yale University, New York University and Columbia. According to McMahon the Declaration of Independence is the leading reason why individuals should all strive for happiness until one's heart's content. Carlyle's theory of happiness is believed to come from two essential forms culture and religion. Religion allows people something to looking forward to being appreciated. Whereas culture allows people to plan for happiness through various holidays. Without religion in culture what does someone have to make them happy. For example when one year is ending and a new one is rapidly approaching many people say the last year, which is the same thing they said previous years. For …show more content…
T he introduction starts off with how satisfaction does not always come from doing go deads. Simply having the freedom to relax by oneself makes all the difference. Without men or women their would be no chance of life in the future. As a result of this many people fall in love and take on family responsibilities. All people long for companionship, and in the future people like to have something to show. Autonomy is when people do not feel confident enough to be with someone that is matury considering it comes with various responsibilities. As men and women get older it becomes apparent that it is time to make a permanent commitment to someone. By tackling this new adventure in life, expanding life and creating one's identity occurs, as one is closer to life fulfillment. Others may say motherhood, and getting married at a young age leads to more problems in the future. Some women believe marriage makes the weak and less ambitious. Marriage requires sacrificing for someone else, not just living for oneself. In the past women did not have a choice in deciding whether or not they would give up their independence to feel a lifelong imprisonment. In order to be