If today was your last day...
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Soldato
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I wouldn't be overly happy to find that this is my last day. But if its my time then I would except it.
I would spend it with the ppl who matter most to me.
I would spend it with the ppl who matter most to me.
Soldato
No, I plan to live forever. Dying today would mean I've failed.
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This, I have to much stuff I want to do.
Associate
I would be gutted as Ive just finished my Bsc (Hons) in Civil Engineering that was 4 years of my life and im going to Florida in December! So i'd be windmilling the angels at the pearly gates if I died today!
Soldato
Nope. 
Associate
I'm pretty happy with the way I've spent my life, so if it had to end then I wouldn't have too many regrets. On the other hand I still feel like I have a lot of things to do and see which is surely normal for someone my age - it's not feasible to have achieved everything I want so soon. Guess that's what makes life worth it for me, always working towards something...without that I'd imagine life seeming pointless and unfulfilling.
I can't really understand young people who would decide to end it all. I know it's a cliche but it is an easy way out. I'd rather beg, borrow and steal, do the things I'd always dreamed of, fly off to some far away land and make a second life that would maybe make me happier. If you're really that unhappy and had nothing to lose then there's no risk in doing something extreme like that.
I kind of understand the OP's talk of living in limbo, but is that not something you can change? I do believe variety is the spice of life, and having a good work balance definitely helps keep me content. How many people on their death bed say "I wish I'd spent more time at work" ?
I don't pretend to know the OP's circumstances but it reminds me of Stephen Fry (who's episodes I'm sure you're all aware of) saying something along the lines of "I don't want to die, I just wouldn't mind being dead". That to me suggests you need to force some changes.
I can't really understand young people who would decide to end it all. I know it's a cliche but it is an easy way out. I'd rather beg, borrow and steal, do the things I'd always dreamed of, fly off to some far away land and make a second life that would maybe make me happier. If you're really that unhappy and had nothing to lose then there's no risk in doing something extreme like that.
I kind of understand the OP's talk of living in limbo, but is that not something you can change? I do believe variety is the spice of life, and having a good work balance definitely helps keep me content. How many people on their death bed say "I wish I'd spent more time at work" ?
I don't pretend to know the OP's circumstances but it reminds me of Stephen Fry (who's episodes I'm sure you're all aware of) saying something along the lines of "I don't want to die, I just wouldn't mind being dead". That to me suggests you need to force some changes.
Associate
If it didn't hurt then I suppose I would be happy to die
If I was dieing would it even matter if I was happy? No matter how happy you were you die the same as everyone else.
More revealing would be if you thought you were dieing, and didn't - would you be happy?
We can always wish we had more, did more - but you'll probably be quite chuffed to be as you are if you thought it was all going to end.
More revealing would be if you thought you were dieing, and didn't - would you be happy?
We can always wish we had more, did more - but you'll probably be quite chuffed to be as you are if you thought it was all going to end.
Associate
I was told I had about 5 years left recently so if I can get past 2014 then I'll be happy.
Soldato
No, but I'll be damned if I'm going down alone. If I go I'm taking at least two people with me.
Associate
Nope, because I've been waiting to see my boyfriend since April, and he comes soon, so if I died before that I'd be really miffed
Soldato
it would suck. Im too young to die ! 