An account of well-being that Parfit labels the ‘desire-fulfillment’ theory ~1984, 493! has gained a great deal of support as the most plausible account of what makes a subject well-off. According to the desire-fulfillment, or DF, theory, an agent’s well-being is constituted by the obtaining of states of affairs that are desired by that agent. Importantly, though, while all DF theorists affirm ...