Stages of Life

Hi, samson1967. Now, I'm still a university student. I enjoy my student life now because I can acquire knowledge from teachers and make friends with my classmates. I'm longing for my fantastic married life and retired life. :) What about you, samson1967? Which stage do you like best?

If I could turn back the clock I would choose a student life. It is carefree life full of fun and no worries except getting good grades in exams. You only have to open your mouth and and there you have instant cash. You don't have to worry where the next food comes from. Whilst married life you have to shoulder many responsibilities and worries, worries about money, children and husband. Retired life is a redundant life, no more future to think about but coping with old age sickness. Nothing beats a student life.

I think, married life would be my most fulfilling life as of now. It satisfies me in such a way that I felt that life for me is on its peak. I'm happy for the reason that I have my wife to set beside me. I'm more responsible and full of strength as I embrace my kids. I'm really fulfilled because I realized how I am blessed and loved by God.

Hello,samson,I have gone through student life and working life,and I am not married or retired yet. I can tell you I was happier when I was studing because there was no pressure when i was in the high school,all i had to do in my school life was to hang around with my friends. After I have been working in the society, life is different,I have more pressure as I have to support the living by myself.

I think the student days of life are the best. It is a time of so much freedom. It can be challenging with exams but if I revise well I am fine with them. It is lovely to spend some time with friends going out to all sorts of exciting places. The long holidays were wonderful. I didn't have very much money but travelling was great. I went to Kenya on safari to see all the wild animals. I also went to Israel and Jordan.

I would say students life. Its so much freedom and nothing to worry about.

Well, I never have thought of it that way before. But, I think I would go with the retired life because I would try to catch up to doing things that I couldn't do then because I was trying to make a living somehow.