[D-fendr]

You cannot, at least logically, prove your argument by defining thus:

Everything we choose on our own (not coerced) is a “feels good.”

Your argument is an attempt to define away any value except feels good. You can say you don’t have any other values, but you can’t re-define: choice = “feels good”.

Sorry.

[kosta50]

Experimental psychology has shown that people and animals choose what is perceived as rewarding. We set our goals as rewards. Our desires are based on what feels good. I know you live in denial about this, but the statistically "normal" (those within two standard deviations) do not follow, do or pursue things that are perceived as hurtful, damaging or deleterious.

yes, we do have other values. They either make us avoid things or ignore them. They are not on our free will repertoire.