Can money buy happiness? Write it in a argumentative essay type way including intro-body-conclusion-counterclaim- rebuttal and evidence

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Explanation:

Money can't buy happiness. Money can buy objects, short moments of joy and pleasure, but doesn't really change how you feel. You could be the richest person in the world but be depressed. For some shallow people, money can buy happiness.

Objects are something that can be viewed as happiness but are more of a short time pleasure. They don't really make you happy and if the only reason you're upset is that you can't that object that is completely unreasonable in most situations.  

While feeling really happy about something for ten minutes may feel great, it is not long-term. That kind of happiness wears off. If you want to make your happiness worthwhile figuring out the root of the problem of why you are sad and start from there.

Emotions are complicated and throwing money into the mix, doesn't help. Money is a deception to happiness, it isn't the easy way out. If anything it is the harder way out. Don't waste time thinking to yourself, if only you had that new thing that everybody else had you would be happy. If you think like that, you'll never be content with yourself.

Money can't buy happiness, joy, or long-term pleasure. It only helps for a second and before you know it your in the same place you were again. Money doesn't equal happiness, your choices do.

I know this isn't finished, I'm so sorry about that but hopefully, this helps you a bit!

Have a lovely night!

the correct answer is:

this is an example of the writer telling through description rather than showing through dialogue.

sometimes writers like to explain explicitely what's happening instead of adding dialogues of the situations., which is the case in this passage,