a word like "pleasure" can be a measure of sorts…

The "pleasure" as this word indicates can mean a state of gratification, which is something that may be unnecessary to life itself, but nevertheless a source of extreme happiness.

The measuring of this word, "pleasure," can come from what someone does to achieve it, and in this 21^st century the "pleasure" principle is paramount in the cultural scheme of things, and depending on an individual's status, someone's "pleasure" can elevate to setting a trend.

 

I think that what brings about imitation can be to the bad, as then "pleasure" can also mean excess of what is so pleasing, and to accord "pleasure" a paramount in one's life may lead to a result that is the opposite of "pleasure."  A writer of fiction can aptly use "pleasure" as a theme in a story about someone's lifestyle and the extremes that injur those around that person—a non-fiction writer or journalist can use "pleasure," to codify use of this word in their work.

 

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