The sun rising from the window in the corner, the alarms irritating ring, and the traffic outside. The things that start his day, a day that he does not wish to live through. This is day 0, out of the 16 years of his life. He has yet to be truly happy and he has lost the hope of trying to find happiness. Every night before he falls asleep he has the fear of waking up. This fear consumes him, his life, his everything. He can feel the cruelty around him. He wonders why this has been chosen as his fate, and not the next. He wonders about a lot of things. These feelings he has replayed in his head as if they are all he is made of. His smile is a mask. A mask glued to his face, his mouth is locked. He is determined to live in silence for the fear of his fate being sealed to the meaningless existence that he is forced to relive each day of his life. This boys soul is dead. This boy is me.
I have always been forced to live my life in my own personal hell. I am the cause for the problems of the world. I have always had the feeling of complete sadness hanging out my head. The feeling of a tear falling, but that tear cannot be released because if it is, I will feel better. I prevent myself from being happy at any given second because I fear that I will miss those feelings so incredibly I will sink deeper into the ground of silence and sadness. I have tried everything within my personal will to make my feelings vanish. Happiness is what I strive for. I want to be content with life and everything it has to offer. It offers me nothing, and there is nothing for me to live for. .
There are times when I feel there is nothing here for me. There is nothing that I do, and no one gains from my presence. If I take a step back and I really look around at my surroundings I can see the people who truly love me and depend on my presence. My friends who have always been there for me and supported me, and the family members that do care for me.
In the third soliloquy of Hamlet, Hamlet discusses whether life is worth living or not. He is not sure which is better, death or life. ... Due to all of these problems he had, he felt that life should not be worth living and thought about committing suicide. ... Such as when a person dies he does not return to life again. ... I think life is worth living, especially now. ...
As our life expectancy grows, our quality of life decreases. ... Today, thanks to modern advances in technology, people are living to be 100 years old. ... There is no dignity in this; these people may be better off not living at all. Their quality of life is despicable they have lost everything enjoyable in life. ... Without these freedoms that make life enjoyable life is not worth living. ...
There are some advantages that result from the use of atomic energy but when deciding whether it is "worth the risks" the benefits must be weighed against the risks. ... Exposure to radiation can cause injury in the living tissues in humans, which can ultimately lead to things such as caner. ... This brings society with the huge danger of a nuclear war that could wipe out life as we know it. ... However, when looking at the risks that people take when being treated with radiation it does not seem like the best option. The threat also put on society with the fear of the use of nuclea...
(7) Life is managed; It is not cured. ... I learned you must stop living the Loser Laws and start living the real Laws of Life. ... The problem is that you have no idea what you want, if you have not idea what your life would include and not include. ... "There are no shortcuts to any place worth going." ... "This is work living, we can say, since it is what we make it. ...
"For What It's Worth" The 60's and The Music The Chinese have a saying, " May you live in interesting times." In the sixties the world was living in interesting times. ... "For What It's Worth" written by Stephen Stills was such a son. ... As Janis Joplin said, "you can't trust no one, not even your own brother" in her song "Get It While You Can." ... For what it's worth, sixties were interesting times. ...
Every time I come across the question "What is your reason for living", I get extremely frustrated because I don't really know what my reason for living is. ... Fear of failure, fear of death, and fear of not succeeding. ... My parents have invested so much time and money in me that the thought of me not doing anything with my life gives me anxiety. ... So the reason I am living is to pay my mother back for all she has done. ... If I did not know how much longer I would live, I would probably spend the rest of my life trying to get right with God. ...
"To Examine" or "Not to Examine"? ... Socrates represents the notion that the "unexamined life is not worth living", thus, the examined life is worth living because it leads to more questions; his death is peaceful and uncertain. Ivan, on the other hand, considers the "examined life not worth living". ... Ivan comes to the realization that his death is meaningless and worth nothing since his life was meaningless and worth nothing. ... This Greek philosopher believed that the unexamined life is not worth living. ...
It would seem that Daniels college degree was not worth it. ... The For the Strength of Youth booklet teaches, Education is an important part of Heavenly Fathers plan . . .the education you gain will be valuable to you during mortality and in the life to come. ... One concern of those who argue that a college education is not worth it, is that many college graduates are employed in jobs that do not require a bachelors degree. ... Although it would seem that Daniels college degree was not worth it. ... A college education was definitely worth it for Daniel although statistically it would a...