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Which one is correct? Happiness is not everlasting. or A happiness is not everlasting. If that sentence above is a title, should I use "A" or "The" before "happiness" ? Thank you for your help :) Tahnk you for your help :)

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"Hapiness is not everlasting. " But this sentence can also be said as: Hapiness don't last. Hapiness is temporary.
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"Happiness" is used here to signify the general feeling of being happy. It is not a single thing to be using 'a' and it is not a very specific thing to be using 'the'. So it has to be used as : "Happiness is not everlasting"
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"Happiness is not everlasting" is correct. You do not need to use "a" or "the."

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