Loyalty and Happiness

So, it is all about Loyalty and Happiness.

Where i should start....... Ok. Loyalty. What's the meaning of loyalty itself? Loyalty is  faithfulness or a devotion to a person, country, group, or cause. (Wiki) That's mean, it is being faithful to those who depend on us. Sounds good, though. To those who (we think) depend on us.


And, what is Happiness?? Happiness is a mental or emotional state of well-being characterized by positive or pleasant emotions ranging from contentment to intense joy. (Wiki) Joy, happiness, joy, happiness. What a favourite words ever. 

Okay, then. So. Some says being loyal is important. In a lot of ways. In relationship, in friendship, in leadership, at work, (and also) government. I mean, being considered loyal means people trust you. It's exceedingly important to be trusted by the people you have in-depth, one-on-one relationships with, because trust is the cornerstone of any healthy relationship. It is a good thing, though, of being trusted by people. It feels like, they already gave you a heart. It makes you happy, isn't it?

In a relationship, loyalty is also needed because it creates commitment and dedication to someone you care for. If you have loyalty to your loved ones, there will be trust and respect.

Loyalty is one value that every individual should possess. When we are loyal to something or someone, our world will be a better place to live in. Oh dear, really???

And, is it relatable to happiness??? Is loyalty always being a good thing? and that good thing causes happiness?

No surprises!!! 

Loyalty is considered to be a noble trait to possess, but it may simply maintain the status quo at the expense of personal happiness.

Enough said.