Some people blame the glorification of violence in the media. Censorship, the placement of restriction on communication, won't rectify the epidemic. It has already gained its own momentum. As bone-chilling as the thought is, there may be a child out there right now daydreaming about executing a massacre at school, and it probably has a lot more to do with the immediacy of his own life than something he caught on television. It isn't unusual for teenagers to be miserable.
Adults are often unhappy too.
Life itself is reason enough to rejoice. The miracle of having been born at all, having a chance to shape an existence, is all the reason any of us need to be euphoric. But of course it's not that easy. The time has come for people to assess what happiness means and how it can be attained. Life often becomes a series of patterns and habits, and once responsibilities pile up it is often difficult to figure out a way to make a change.