I enjoy some people (like my DH), some experiences (like sex, beaches), some things (like wine and cheese). Other than that, not life for the sake of being alive. If I didn't have those in my life, I don't know if it would be worth living TBH.

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Anonymous wrote:God no. I don’t find it meaningful either.

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Thank you.

No, I have kids and a mortgage and a full time job and live 1000s of miles from my family. Life is utterly exhausting and pointless.

Anonymous wrote:God no. I don’t find it meaningful either.

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No

No, I am far too anxious. I try to work on it.

No, not really. I’m just not that personality. I know I’ll regret it when I’m dying.

One way to feel happy is to recognize that you create your own personal heaven or hell. You have a big part in determining whether your life is great or awful, in large part by how you react to your circumstances.

“Heaven and hell is right now. ... You make it heaven or you make it hell by your actions.” — George Harrison

Peop!e constantly seeking meaning and happiness are some of the most miserable people.

Life is sometimes joyful, sometimes meaningful and often boring. It's sometime tragic and sad, but usually levels out.

I'm content and have a great life because I'm not always looking for something outside of myself.

I don't find it meaningful, but I do enjoy it.

When I’m healthy? Yes! I love my life.
Sadly I have a chronic condition that flares up from time to time. You could say that the bad times make me appreciate the good times more.

No I don’t enjoy it except for very fleeting moments. I do find it meaningful.

Yes. There are things I want to change—mainly, I don’t want to do my job forever—but I have a wonderful family, I’m healthy, I have hobbies I love, and I live in a safe and enjoyable place.

I don’t have much to complain about.

God no. I don’t find it meaningful either.

I don't know if I enjoy life, but I find it to be meaningful