Wtf is this?

Boreddom

 

That calls for some introspection and finding fulfilling motivations...

What do you want from life, and why?

 

The end of the lockdown , why ? Because its a shit

 

That's why I said it takes some instrospection, life is meaningless as it's our job to give a meaning to it, for me, is learn how to heal others, and help my family, I will get closer and closer to my last day and I will still be wanting to learn more and more on how to help and heal people, physically and mentally, and to have some legacy for my sister and for my future children, that's what makes me fulfilled, not money, although is nice, not anything else, help something to heal and feel some genuine gratitude, hell, even if they don't show gratitude, knowing they are better thanks to my efforts is good enough.

Then I have many hobbies and interests, very varied ones, but my "inner compass" what guides me in life and makes me feel accomplished and fulfilled, is helping others at a physical and mental health level.

I "wasted" many years figuring that out, I always kind of knew it, in a sense, but without completely realizing that it was what gives meaning to my existance in this world.

Being young and not knowing is ok, but ask yourself the big questions, who are you, what do you want, and why you want it.

The search for meaning is common to all of us, the question is, find YOUR meaning, and go after it, don't do things, things are stuff one do on the journey towards one goal, what is your goal? and why?

It may sounds a cliche but a good starting point on the introspection towards meaningful activities is, what would you do, just for the sake of doing it, that you would not get tired of doing, if money wasn't a concern?

 

I completely know what you mean. I have a hard time seeing the end point of anything I do sometimes. Do this...then what? Then this... then what?
I think there is a time for introspection, and maybe i haven't done enough of that, but then at times I feel I'm in my head too much.

I guess what I've learned is there is also a time to look outside ourselves to see how we can meet the needs of others. It is pretty darn fulfilling, like SickSicko said above.
Is there anyone around you that needs a hand? Maybe an opportunity to make someone else's day better? Esp during covid.

 

Scamdemic..plus the vaccine will make things more worst. The over hyped virus made things worse and cause social issues in the youth and minds of humans. It's a preplanned game for great reset

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Hi "learn to fly again",
i think i am at a similar point at the moment. The last weeks and months i rediscovered some talents and passions like writing songs, painting and dancing (just in theory til now...). On the other hand i also recognize, that there is less interest in "consuming"-things that i was strongly in most of my life like watching films, eating, surround me with people etc...
so to me it seems also be the question now more and more: what do i want to GIVE. And like SickSicko mentioned letting this be something that also comes really "from your heart". So if your talent is drumming, maybe the thing to make it something meaningful is perceiving it in a way as a gift to others to delight them with this talent.
Just some thoughts on it... nice to see people behaving really concerned here about others...

 

I felt like that 2 days ago, I was enjoying the fullest out of Pokemon Unbound on Insane difficulty (lot of nostalgia for playing a actual hard Pokemon game) and once I passed one of the major bosses who I had to major flex my brains to figure out how to beat, I suddently felt like not playing anymore, this never happened to me before, not even in Monster Hunter games that are grindy as hell.