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Happiness : happiness is not always automatically given to you without struggles. Just waking up happy, everything in life pleasant and good. Sometimes we have to decide to be happy and to make ourselves happy. It’s not always because of what we have or what we do in life, because struggles will come and some will knock us down and be very painful. Sometimes it takes all our strength to get through. But even if it’s for few minutes when we find those moments take them, whatever crises you may have gone through, and came out or still going through, but have that moment, whether it’s a beautiful night with stars and the full moon or a good cup of coffee with someone you love, happiness does not have to be expensive big memories they can be small touching ones moments that touch your heart that can hold you together when it does get hard, people expect 24/7 happiness when they fall in love sometime. And there is no 24/7 happiness, whether you’re single and you’re alone or in a relationship, and I might add . There is no perfect relationship. And sometimes you have to make your own self happy and not depend on others to make you happy. Others are just a bonus, but when it comes down to it, you have to find your own happiness and make your own self happy. That’s not anyone else’s responsibility. You are your responsibility. So it’s your responsibility to be happy. or to not be happy. The choice is yours alone.So be happy

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One of the most fascinating stories about Yvonne Craig and her iconic purple Batgirl costume from the classic Batman series involves the disappearance of the original suit and a protest for equal rights. When the series was canceled in 1968, Yvonne asked 20th Century Fox if she could keep one of the costumes as a memento, but the studio ignored her request. Years later, in 1972, she was invited to reprise her role as Batgirl for a U.S. government commercial about equal pay for women. Yvonne set a condition: she would only do the commercial if they could locate her original costume. The studio claimed that all the outfits had either gone missing or been destroyed. Suddenly, Burt Ward—the actor who played Robin—mysteriously appeared with the only remaining Batgirl costume, perfectly intact, claiming he had "borrowed it from a friend." He kept a close watch on the suit throughout the entire shoot and took it away immediately afterward. Yvonne suspected that Burt Ward himself had kept—or secretly purchased—the costume after the series ended as a form of silent protest, given that he was paid significantly less than the other lead actors. #batman #batgirl #DC #HollywoodStories #facebooklifestyle