Everyone dies one day—it’s the one universal truth. I’m not afraid of death itself. What scares me most is what ends with it. My family. My friends. The dreams I shared with them. Everything disappears with my last breath. I will never see them again.
Sometimes I wonder why people seek death. It’s terrible. I know they have reasons, but is there really a problem with no solution? Every problem has an answer, and if you can’t find it, give it time—don’t end your life. We often forget how lucky we are to have a human body, to be alive, and to hold limitless possibilities within us.
And here’s another thought: if someone doesn’t want to live for themselves, why not live for others? Life is the most specific journey—it begins with birth and ends with death. In between, we get to choose. Make better decisions. Make your life better.
Because once you finish your life, it’s gone forever. You lose everything. And your death doesn’t just end your life—it ends pieces of others’ lives too.
Also worth reading: The Three Life Lessons
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