What would you do ?

It’s actually not a simple question because you haven’t defined what you mean by a normal life.

So, what is a normal life?

 

I’ll pick that one. I’d rather have some stability and comfort in my life.

 

You can do these things and it can be immensely rewarding or it can be a burden. It isn't the circumstances of life that determine the quality of life but the attitude with which one approaches it.

Having a job in which I am serving my community, having a family in which the members love one another, having a warm and dry place to live and adequate food and water, these are all components of my ideal life. Really though, it is the peace that matters above all else. Not peace as in just being left alone and not bothered, but peace as in humility and love for one's neighbors.

 

If the 'normal' life is to be contrasted to the 'glamorous' life, go for the normal life every time. Glamor and fame are all an illusion and will only lead to misery in the end as there will always be the pressure to be something you are not.

The normal life can be the hell of non-being. The task here is rise above it, and then live a self-determined one at the core. Think of normality as 'giving to Caesar what is Caesar's. It is not the whole of your existence.

 

I've tried normal life, listening to my parents or elder people and I can tell you it sucks.
A lot of people weren't willing to take the risk and they're advising you on doing so.You know why? because they're scared as f**k, follow your dreams no matter what.

 

In my opinion and in my experience, the idea of normal versus dream life is a bit of a fallacy. From the perspective of someone living the supposed “normal life”, the “dream life” is exotic and fascinating. But what it really represents is the “grass is greener” phenomenon. You never see the other side in its entire form.

When you say the dream life is without care, you don’t realize that when people do whatever they want, they begin to see that they introduce a whole new set of problems to deal with. With that, a lot of times, people living life on the edge often envy a life of normalcy.

 

By wanting to be happier there is scientific proof that happily married couples people who engage positively in community having more money contribute to happiness

 

I'd follow my dream, but that's cos I want meaning in my life, not to just be another soul, I wanna experience an extraordinary life with the good, bad and ugly to make something beautiful and hopefully have fun while doing so (my dream is to make an amazing virtual world, probably in the form of a video game for others to explore).