"To be, or not to be, that is the question...", Hamlet, Act 3, Scene 1, 55-87.
The soliloquy i adore.
What Shakespeare was trying to say about this soliloquy was about life and death, he isn't precisely verifying the question, but debating on life itself, and facing death as you live.
I'm not going to proceed about Hamlet, that was just to get me started on the topic about life from the famous Hamlet.
Now, what do you think life is about? Many people have different meaning to life, because everyone has their own ability to conquer their own life. There are people who are pessimistic about life, and want to take the easy way out, people who are full of life. People see life in different aspect, this is why they have different meaning for life.
How i view my life, is more of a change right now. Oh how i longed for change where i can open a door and step out to something outrageous. Something so uncommonly i've never experienced. Right now, 'tis difficult to find someone interesting to experience life with. (If my friends are reading, don't get me wrong. Hope you all understand. Although i don't tell you what my problem is, so yeah. You all are still awesome, although everyone is awesome, but still)
I wanna experience life how everyone is experiencing, be with the people that has rough times, good times etc. Although i'm quite young at this moment, but this will do, for now.
Well, wasn't that a bunch of nonsense?
It's blah this and blah that. It sometimes makes this whole life very meaningless, because maybe it is. Is life worse than hell itself? We suffer physically, mentally and such. Even if you're living the life, there's something, THAT little tiny something will eventually disintegrate. This world maybe selfish, filled with betrayal, but who really knows when they're so secretive? Maybe life sometimes isn't meant to be.
Now, what you saw here, were two totally different aspect towards life.
Well, just making my point. Have no idea why i brought up this subject, well i do. Just, yeah.
Well, you wasted your time reading this, now, make up for it.
^_^
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