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Jaleh Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Meaning

"Manipulative advertising, marketing and self-help industries claim happiness should be ours for the asking."

could you please tell me the meaning of the sentence?

  

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It means that we are entitled to happiness and that happiness is easy to get. Consider a simpler example. Mary: I like your necklace.

  • It means that we are entitled to happiness and that happiness is easy to get.
  • Consider a simpler example.
  • Mary: I like your necklace.
  • Beth: You are my best friend.
  • It's yours for the asking.
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It means that we are entitled to happiness and that happiness is easy to get.

Consider a simpler example.

Mary: I like your necklace.

Beth: You are my best friend. It's yours for the asking. Please, take it.

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They claim that if we desire happiness (which presumably we all do), then we should automatically be able to obtain it.

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