Posts from The meaning of life.

Hmm... quite interesting thoughts, nothing to criticize here)) a wise person, **vanfogel**!

Life is boring. It becomes monotonous on its own. That's why there are things like computer games, movies, literature... They make life more interesting. Or rather, the interesting parts are the ones that are not real, but fictional. And we sometimes completely forget about the real world. Many people probably really want to believe in something unreal, in fantasy, in mythical creatures, in fairy tales, and many do believe. I probably believe too. Maybe the meaning of life is to believe in something? So that at the end of life, you get what you so devoutly believed in, what you so hoped for? Maybe, for example, after death, I will end up in the world of the game Gothic... And maybe, that will be another life, the next one, a world that I won't like, and after death, I will end up in yet another world from the dreams and hopes of that world... And so on. So, the idea is that we live for faith, and at the end of life, we realize that it wasn't in vain... Although no one knows what will happen at the end of life, because there is death. And the dead are not very talkative, unfortunately, and therefore cannot tell us anything. But some people don't like fantasy, and they prefer something else. And others prefer something that exists in real life. It's a matter of taste, but based on what I wrote above, I don't quite understand these people. What's so interesting about what exists in reality in large quantities? This directly contradicts my words above. So, are we not living for faith? Or is this specifically my meaning in life? Maybe I've found it? But it's destructive, because I will forget about real life and become a "virtual addict." Although, on the other hand, that way the end of life will come faster, and I will sooner reach the next world... But why live at all then? This is already a vicious circle. Maybe, in the duration of life, one needs to have time to come up with this unreality for oneself? Or prepare for it? I don't know...

Life is interesting in all its manifestations, and computer games, etc., are just a small part of it. Reality is always better than computer games. You just need to learn to look at its bright colors, which is not always easy...

Humans are created to love. To love their significant other, their children, their family, their close friends – but not just them. Humans are given a unique gift: the ability to fall in love with every moment of their fleeting lives. To have passions in life, even many – dozens! – and to devote themselves completely to them. To dedicate their lives with love to a cause that fills them with meaning. To seek beauty in everything that surrounds them. We are capable of sincerely becoming attached even to insignificant things – the taste of our favorite coffee, the tart aftertaste of wine, the scent of our beloved woman’s perfume, the sweet taste of the first cigarette… We read books with delight, we can become completely immersed in the plot of a film without getting up from the chair, we can experience immense emotional excitement from an event that was (surprisingly!) invented by a professional storyteller. Who else, besides humans, is so capable of giving and squandering their love? Human life is so short, and ends in old age, because this is the price for the immense, consuming feeling of attachment. For the right to give love.
Every person who has realized their purpose will not waste themselves on trivial things. Instead, they will do what they live for – to love.

I haven't tried to find a global meaning of life for myself, but I've set a few mandatory, short-term goals that I want to achieve. For now, I'm only thinking about how to achieve these goals... after I achieve them, I guess I can start thinking about the global meaning. I can't look for a global meaning of life if I'm not satisfied with my life, with myself, and I already have more than enough problems with achieving my short-term goals to think about anything more global. There are also a few optional goals, such as learning to play several games well and showing everyone...

This is what constitutes the meaning of life for each of the Heroes:
1. For a Knight – to serve the Light, fight against Evil, and not be afraid to give their life for hundreds, thousands, and millions of other lives.
2. For an Elf – to strive for beauty and harmony, to live in order to improve oneself and others.
3. For a Necromancer – to live for death, in order to leave this world sooner and enter the eternal beauty and tranquility of the afterlife.
4. For a Demon – to live solely for their own pleasure and, through cruelty and violence, to demonstrate their superiority over others.
5. For an Orc – simply to live for freedom and life itself.
6. For a Mage – the meaning of life lies in understanding the world and striving for Absolute knowledge, and since the more we know, the more questions arise before us, perhaps the meaning of life is in the search for the meaning of life.
Similarly, the meaning of life for real people may resemble one of these.
Personally, according to my worldview, I am similar to an Orc. One should live in order to live.

The meaning of life is to live it to the fullest, to enjoy it, and to make yourself remember it (though this doesn't happen often), and then to die peacefully.

The meaning of life is to explore the entire world, to learn about it, and to unravel all its mysteries. To understand the world from beginning to end. Everyone has this chance, but not everyone can seize it.

Shall we continue to "necropost" in the philosophy section?
For me, the meaning of life lies in my "undying" creation.

The meaning of life is to find someone to pull you along...

So, how are things going?

What difference does it make?

Where are the girls?)))) Are you a pervert?))) Heh-heh

You can find fondant in confectionery shops, and even in regular stores...