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ProjectX · 09-05-2007, 07:15 PM

This article just came in time when I had my epiphany a few weeks ago. The purpose of life is to enjoy it. And to have an enriching life. Do things that enrich you. Meet new people to enrich your life. If only I had known this when I was 14 years old my life would be wonderful but alas thats the way things are. I used to think life was all about getting good grades, being popular and working for a company and making money. Ultimately this only led me to depression and a crap life. I failed in every aspect of my life, especially my social life.

Occasionally I get really unhappy with my current life situation and even thought seriously about suicide. I'm just starting to pick up the pieces right now. The hardest thing is not changing, the hardest part is believing whether changing and trying to do what you do to improve your life will work. Living in a nightmare for so long, its sometimes hard to believe that your life will ever become good.
the worst enemy is not laziness. The worst enemy is complete demorilization and hopelessness. The loss of hope that your life will ever be happy. Thats something I have to go through nearly everyday.

09-05-2007, 07:15 PM	#46 (permalink)
ProjectX Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 539	This article just came in time when I had my epiphany a few weeks ago. The purpose of life is to enjoy it. And to have an enriching life. Do things that enrich you. Meet new people to enrich your life. If only I had known this when I was 14 years old my life would be wonderful but alas thats the way things are. I used to think life was all about getting good grades, being popular and working for a company and making money. Ultimately this only led me to depression and a crap life. I failed in every aspect of my life, especially my social life. Occasionally I get really unhappy with my current life situation and even thought seriously about suicide. I'm just starting to pick up the pieces right now. The hardest thing is not changing, the hardest part is believing whether changing and trying to do what you do to improve your life will work. Living in a nightmare for so long, its sometimes hard to believe that your life will ever become good. the worst enemy is not laziness. The worst enemy is complete demorilization and hopelessness. The loss of hope that your life will ever be happy. Thats something I have to go through nearly everyday. Last edited by ProjectX; 09-05-2007 at 07:17 PM.