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Unhappiness
When one experiences things incongruent with the way then want it to be, they experience unhappiness. When they experience things congruent with their desires, they are happy. And when one is utterly free of all desires? That is the highest form of happiness beyond measure.
One form of unhappiness consists of distress to unpleasant feeling, resulting in an additional layer of mental displeasure. It will typically be subvocal, or at least start as such. Thus the proliferation of a state of unhappiness.
Struggling in a sea of displeasure, the unhappy man is ever afflicted. Experiencing the sharp portrusions of pain, he suffers and objects. With a mind fundamentally sullied, how could he be expected to endure? For such a mind is dependent on pleasure, taking shelter in delight. His experience is heavy and turbulent, like a ship stranded in the rough seas. Overwhelmed with displeasure, the unhappy man suffers the consequences of impurity.
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This account connects desire with stress and contrasts them with happiness. The fundamental problem develops the broader argument.