How has the shortness of life affected your life choices?

[jennifer_bloom]

I realized there is no point in trying to become filthy rich or have a huge number of kids because I might not even live long enough to spend it all or see all the benefits of having a big family to old age, I would rather help people and build loving relationships while I’m alive, that is the only thing God allows you to take with you to the next life: the people you helped and the people you loved and the people you saved.

[ChiTown33]

I don't look at life in the terms of time. To quote Braveheart "Every man dies, not every man truly lives". My parents had what is in modern terms considered a big family. My father only lived to 58. But the footprint on this world he left was ENORMOUS.

[exitseven]

I try not to think of my lifespan I might live another 50 year or I might die tomorrow. I try to keep that in mind whan I make decisions.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[MichaelEspinoza]

Well here's my take on this , my human life is not forever I know I'm getting old & some day it will be last day on earth. But since I'm growing older I figured I'd stop complaining & look forward to leaving this earth

[Berethor]

Religious people tend to have many children, "be fruitful and multiply" after all, how this it effected me? I know that I don't much time to find someone, so I am little less selective than I was.

[Berethor]

I mean "don't have much time".

[Agape93]

I don't intend on living with permanent diseases or dying of old age. Fuck that. So I get done what I can, that's about it

[DiegoO]

In many ways. I've experienced a polarity of experiences, from that fact.

[misogynistic_pig]

At his age, he cannot have children.

[collie22]

I meet trying to do something rightists

[Tracker1958]

I can't wait to get out of this crap hole.