People do value good things, generally at the expense of valuing good things of different types.. (eg. financial security is good, romance is good, friendship is good, community involvement is good, focus is good, purpose is good. But all of those things are much less good for you if taken without the others. This applies directly to the catgirls scenario.)
This is probably more a function of social/practical pressure and shortness of life than anything else.
The result being an incomplete life (in the sense of having one or more important dimensions of human experience absent or rare in your life).
TL;DR / IOW: People are good at valuing good things in bad proportion.
People do value good things, generally at the expense of valuing good things of different types.. (eg. financial security is good, romance is good, friendship is good, community involvement is good, focus is good, purpose is good. But all of those things are much less good for you if taken without the others. This applies directly to the catgirls scenario.)
This is probably more a function of social/practical pressure and shortness of life than anything else.
The result being an incomplete life (in the sense of having one or more important dimensions of human experience absent or rare in your life).
TL;DR / IOW: People are good at valuing good things in bad proportion.