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Originally Posted by Wallcrawler
Can't ****ing wait.
Have been insanely tempted to skip to the end numerous times. Definitely do not want to end up like my grandfather, 88 years old, looks like he's just in his early 70s, lonely and praying for death.
**** that shit. Life's miserable enough.
He's the posterchild for Mellencamp's "Life goes on"
Oh yeah life goes on
Long after the thrill of living is gone
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Sorry to hear that.
When folks are working at their careers, being a spouse and father/mother to their children.......life is busy. Many are too distracted to contemplate what their purpose in life really is. When one retires, some advise, "Stay busy". I think that is so one can keep distracting themselves from answering the question, "What is my purpose in life?". Its not an easy question to answer for many. When folks stop trying to figure that out, I think depression and failure to thrive set in and thats a horrible place to be.