What are you talking about?

Needs and wants are not like colors, lol. What a terrible analogy that only a moron would take seriously.

You’re putting yourself through mental gymnastics to try and change the meanings of words to suit your agenda.

I’m gonna block you now. I can tell people like you aren’t worth dealing with.

Man, you just don’t quit do you.

Gonna block you now. You clearly need more life experience to be taken seriously. Lol.

I’m not justifying anyone suffering.

I’m educating adults on the difference between needs and wants because they have the vocabulary of a pre-schooler.

Apparently the reading comprehension, too. Lol.

between why breaks are necessary but vacations shouldn’t be?

One is literally necessary for survival while the other isn’t. This is the difference between a ‘need’ and a ‘want.’

Is increased well-being not necessary in your worldview?

Considering how many people are able to live a significantly lower quality of life than what you’re advocating for, no. It’s not a ‘need.’ It’s a ‘want.’ There’s no limit to ‘increased well being.’ There is a limit to what the human body can take before it can no longer go on living.

Might want to brush up on your vocabulary. This is a pretty simple concept that even 2nd graders have no problem understanding.

Needs and wants are different things and should be described as such.

Humans need breaks, vacations, etc.

Woah woah woah. Breaks and vacations are very different things.

It’s funny watching you people conflate needs and wants just like breaks and vacations, lol.

You really need to brush up on your vocabulary!

What do you mean? He used the word ‘need’ and now you’re changing it to ‘wants.’

Why are you conflating needs with wants?

Can’t afford to live

At what quality of life?

I find it hard to believe you have a public service job that can’t pay for your peanut butter sandwiches and vegetables to stay alive.

It really is.

I’ve learned a lot about language by coming up with names and seeing other people’s.

I think we are blessed with things like set/get. Such wonderful, simple, short concepts that compliment each other so well.

And they rhyme.