The Meaning of Life

[joshposh]

While growing up I had this weird view on life. I was in the "now". Most teenagers was worried about other things but I was looking at "what is the meaning of life"?

In High School all I could think about was my high school crush and how I could be with her. That was all I cared about, and to love someone and receive love in return. I thought that was the meaning of life. So naive and misguided back then. Blind youth?

Everything changes, and so has my mode of thinking over time and life experiences. The shift now is about setting roots somewhere and prepare for the incoming and pending catastrophic doom of the planet.

What about you? Do you live by a philosophical way of thinking?

 

[RUBESH]

As we gain new experiences and insights, our perspectives and priorities naturally shift. Our awareness of ourselves and the world around us grows as we grow and mature.

 

[Urvashi]

I’ve always had a philosophical approach to life, questioning meaning and purpose at different stages. In my teenage it was more about passion and dreams, but over time, practicality and survival instincts kicked in. Now, I see life as a mix of experiences, responsibilities, and fleeting moments of beauty. How do you balance your outlook now?

 

[eldavis]

Yes i do but at the same time i like keeping things simple. I hate it when things becomes complicated.

 

[Nomad]

This is one of the most difficult questions to answer. I can show you what life is but I cannot tell yo what life means. One simple definition would be life is a distance between cradle and cemetery, but the distance that separates birth and death is very complicated.