the outside, will eventually feel meaningless. If you have not experienced the feeling of meaninglessness, it means you've found what you want, or that you aren't old enough to see why what you've been doing doesn't have meaning.
4. A short life is not necessarily a life wasted.
A few things about life:
1. Luck is a thing. But it might come with a price (such as extreme sadness)
2. All things that are valuable have seasonal value, they fluctuate up and down, but they are fundamentally never permanently stay at a high value. It might take generations to
see this.
3. There is no meaning you can find externally that truly satisfies, unless you first look within and see what you crave for the most for this life time. And you create value that has meaning to you, according to that and only that. Everything purpose sourced from
He excites me with the small things, and is excited even for the small things I do. But now he has passed, and I am all alone. All I long for is to have a place with him.
This life perishes way too quickly, that my yearnings, along with my desires, faded into ashes.