Mill's Utilitarianism

Mill’s utilitarianism theory is based on the consequences of actions. The principle of that theory is that an end most be happiness. To achieve that end, in Mill’s view, right actions must be done constructing the best possible outcome; or in other words, right actions lead to incite the greatest happiness. But, what is happiness? Mill’s defines happiness as pleasure and the absence of pain. Vice versa, unhappiness is pain or unpleased; this reverse of happiness is acquired by doing wrong actions.
Furthermore, Mill’s argues that pleasure has quality and quantity; depending on people’s goals and ends the two variables can differ. Meaning, some pleasures are better than others. For example, an action can have good consequences nonetheless still