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<blockquote data-quote="mirissanew" data-source="post: 27795895" data-attributes="member: 578727"><p>නෑ.. </p><p>There are three main reasons come to my mind right now. </p><p>1) there was a tv series that i loved very much during childhood. The main protagonist declares that it's easy to die; but it is difficult to live and the living is the important thing than dying.. </p><p>2) there is a short story written by Soviet writer Mikhail Sholokhov called 'fate of a man'. It's about a man who lost everything in his life but he still manages to finds a reason to live</p><p></p><p>Those two things are fictional influences. Third one is a real life one.</p><p></p><p>3) I knew a person who was suffering from a terminal cancer. The only thing she wanted was to live just another day. Not money. Not a better job. Not a new car. Not a new bf. Nothing but just to live. </p><p></p><p>My opinion about living. </p><p>Don't live for your parents;for your wife;kids. Live for yourself. Enjoy things you love. Don't compare yourself with others. Engage in a hobby. Engage in exercises. Enjoy music/movies or whatever you like/love that don't harm others.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mirissanew, post: 27795895, member: 578727"] නෑ.. There are three main reasons come to my mind right now. 1) there was a tv series that i loved very much during childhood. The main protagonist declares that it's easy to die; but it is difficult to live and the living is the important thing than dying.. 2) there is a short story written by Soviet writer Mikhail Sholokhov called 'fate of a man'. It's about a man who lost everything in his life but he still manages to finds a reason to live Those two things are fictional influences. Third one is a real life one. 3) I knew a person who was suffering from a terminal cancer. The only thing she wanted was to live just another day. Not money. Not a better job. Not a new car. Not a new bf. Nothing but just to live. My opinion about living. Don't live for your parents;for your wife;kids. Live for yourself. Enjoy things you love. Don't compare yourself with others. Engage in a hobby. Engage in exercises. Enjoy music/movies or whatever you like/love that don't harm others. [/QUOTE]
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