[Alex the Adept]

Well, I know this is dumb but what do you think of life in general?
I think it's ok.

[Caael]

Finally getting better.

[Eugine]

My life was always good. School is honestly the hardest part of my life...

[R-dog]

Sucks right now because of homework. Once I get caught up (and hand in this freaking essay) it'll pick up.

[Quacnar]

Life and death are very interesting subject. I am terified of losing my life, because I do not think that there will be an afterlife. This will prevent me from commiting suicide at any time. Also, killing a person and removing their life is uniomportant to the world, but is tragic for said person's loved ones.

[Moonear]

What do you have to say about life though? I am very happy to live, and am scared horribly at the thought of death. I fear even more for the death of someone close to me, because it just tears your emotions up. I want to make the most of my life so I will be happy in the afterlife.

[Aquamarine]

I made a similar topic in the Common Room not so long ago...

Anyhow, as a whole, I think life sucks. Very very hard. However, MY life is great, and I absolutely love it. Sure, it's not perfect, but whose is? I'm extremely grateful for the life I have.

[TheEnglishman]

I'd agree with Aqua. Life won't be perfect but when you compare it with people living in poverty, struggling to survive, we're pretty damn lucky if our biggest problem is work.

[Caael]

The good and bad part's of my life have finally evened out. For now, i'm sure something will pop up soon to upset the balance, like exams, friends, love life, finance...

[Aquamarine]

You guys keep saying that you don't like your lives because ONE thing isn't perfect. Does that mean you would enjoy them only if every single thing was perfect? That's a bit... spoiled.

[Caael]

I'm saying I do like my life.

And while poverty is bad, I hate it when people compare my life to theirs. ' You're lucky to have food', ' You're lucky to have a house' STFU. Comparing us to them is pointless, They live in a LEDC, I live in an MEDC. You cant compare the two. It's hard to explain, but I really do hate it when people compare me like that.

[Legolastom]

Edit: O crap.

[Aquamarine]

Alex the Adept, on Nov 29 2007, 12:05 AM, said:

Well, I know this is dumb but what do you think of life in general?
I think it's ok.

Extremely insightful post is EXTREMELY insightful.

[Split Infinity]

Earth Dude, on Nov 30 2007, 02:50 AM, said:

And while poverty is bad, I hate it when people compare my life to theirs. ' You're lucky to have food', ' You're lucky to have a house' STFU. Comparing us to them is pointless, They live in a LEDC, I live in an MEDC. You cant compare the two. It's hard to explain, but I really do hate it when people compare me like that.

You're lucky to be living in said MEDC in the first place, though.

[TheEnglishman]

Alex the Adept, on Nov 28 2007, 10:05 PM, said:

Well, I know this is dumb but what do you think of life in general?
I think it's ok.

To be honest, I'd agree with him.

[Mallick]

TheEnglishman, on Aug 27 2009, 09:45 AM, said:

To be honest, I'd agree with him.

You gotta admit, though, it's a pretty awesome coincidence. Don't you think so?

[Toasty]

Why is this topic still open?

[Mallick]

It could be a potentially interesting topic if people actually discuss it. >:

[Split Infinity]

We need separate threads for the Universe and Everything.

[Someone Else]

That would be pretty cool, wouldn't it?

[I'm Always BROKE]

Life alone is pretty useless. It's all about visions, believes and values which make things worthwhile.

[Someone Else]

I'm pretty sure this topic is about our enjoyment of life. My life is alright, I guess. As my last disaster in social life has finally ended, (I fucking hate people, bleagh) I'm not quite sure what I want. But that's a lot better than how I could be left off. Hopefully, beginning college will take my mind off things and I'll have a new direction to go.

[Toasty]

Life was going good for a while. Got out of the house, got some fresh air up at Lake Tahoe, went on some hikes and a really long bike ride, which was pretty sweet. Heck, I even tanned a little bit. But I didn't get to dig a pool in the sand on the beach. );

But then I had this dream which was pretty sweet. But it reminded me of something that I thought I got over a while ago. Bummer.

[Aquamarine]

Someone Else, on Aug 30 2009, 08:14 AM, said:

I'm pretty sure this topic is about our enjoyment of life. My life is alright, I guess. As my last disaster in social life has finally ended, (I fucking hate people, bleagh) I'm not quite sure what I want. But that's a lot better than how I could be left off. Hopefully, beginning college will take my mind off things and I'll have a new direction to go.

Ah, college... My first year of academy was the best year of my life. And also the most eventful. There was everything: extreme happiness and depression, hate like I have never felt in my life, love, loads of girls, fights, great failures and great successes, crazy parties and days when I felt like the most pathetic person in the world... Like I said, there was everything. And that is why it was the best year of my life.

I could go on and on about how much my life has improved since I've started academy. Overall, I love my life. It's not all that eventful atm since it's the middle of the summer holidays, but I'm grateful for everything.

[Lightning Star]

Right now life is changing dramatically. I'm entering college and coming to terms with those expectations, as well as looking for a job and dealing with a recent major let-down. But at the same time I'm keeping very optimistic, I've been extremely healthy, with a jogging routine and eating right, lost almost 10 lbs (Healthily!) and I've regained much of my self-confidence that seemed to vanish over the summer.

[Toasty]

You people and your weight loss are silly. I inherited an overactive metabolism that pretty much prevents me from weighing over ~135 lbs. I ate ass-loads of food on vacation, and last I checked, I weighed 125 or something.

Though I suppose that's not entirely a bad thing. Helps me stay light enough to jump as high as some of my black friends. =O


Anyway, I'll hopefully be going to the local community college just after the first semester of high-school is over. I didn't do good enough last year to get in right off the bat (I was pretty flippin' lazy), but miraculously, I still have a chance of getting in and getting the first two years of college out of the way while I'm still in highschool.

Which is nice, because in most cases, the first two years of college are mainly used to weed out the people who aren't serious. At least for an Engineering degree. Or so I've been told.

But regardless, that's two years of college that I don't have to pay for. =O