Flirting in Space

A mere existence

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What are your thoughts on the concept of living a very long life?

I believe in living a fulfilled life.

In embracing moments of bliss whenever they come to us, as well as the abruptness of melancholy. Sadness can seem like a instance of sleep paralysis but once you wiggle your toes you can step back into the reverie.

A long life can be bleak. It can be exciting. It can be heartbreaking. A full life is what matters.

I believe that before we existed there was an infinite amount of time and after we exist it will remain infinite. We have a short blip in between to experience life and that motivates me every time I remember it.

What matters if it’s long or short?

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7 responses to “A mere existence”

  1. minuongtruyenky

    hi

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  2. akhandsi

    This is deep and makes so much sense when you put your mind to it.

    “A long life can be bleak. It can be exciting. It can be heartbreaking. A full life is what matters.”

    Such profound words!

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    1. Kat

      Thank you for your insight and reading!

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  3. kathyd65

    I enjoyed reading this, first time. Concise and also depth here. A fulfilled life, doesn’t matter how long it is. Thanks for sharing.

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    1. Kat

      Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed reading it

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  4. mmagilicious

    👏🏻

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  5. dailygravity

    Squatting around life just to say you could say you made it to age 80-81 kind of sucks, but regardless it will continually happen, soon people will forget that. Some lives come with a short fuse and blow up and burnout like Notorious B.I.G.. 2 PAC, Selena, Nirvana. Old public CEOs and their breaking with the tradition of not passing down the baton, is really messing with me

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