IS LIFE WORTH LIVING?

life is of corse worth livin....IF U LIVE IT THE WAY IT IS OUGHT TO BE LIVED

ya i consider it to be worthlivin...i really njoy my life with my family.

it all depends on ur attitude.like the famous example of some people seeing the glass as half empty while others seeing it as half full

it all depends on your attitude.like the famous example of some people seeing the glass as half empty and others seeing it as half full

yah its good when u live for some one else.

Of course life is worth living! In order for us to evolve spiritually we have to live our lives.... We are spiritual beings having a human experience...some days are harder to enjoy than others...but hey THATS LIFE!

lifez not just living but joiing each moment of it...whether gud or bad it happend for ur own gud, gud times teaches us happiness, being happy and odd times gives us experience ehch we can use to convert many of our hard times to happy moments...:)

Oh yes, loving husband, wonderful children, very supportive family,love of reading , painting, socializing, friends, beautiful day, reasons are endless....

I'm more than happy with my life and I would not like it any other way. stephen tyler of aerosmith sang in one of his lyrics for the song amazing, "lifes a journey not a destination" well in my eyes this is true, life is what you make of it as we all have choices.

yaa ofcourse we should try to understand the reason for our life.then only we could find the purpose of our life.each one have thier own aim sent by god.we shud find and fulfil them.you too find it.iam worth living.

Of course. It may not be easy, but it's ceratainly worth living.

A life without a purpose is, well, pointless, and yet we give amazingly little thought to what our purpose is. If someone were to ask you, "What is the purpose of your life?" how would you answer? It's not an easy question. The harder one thinks about it, the worse it can get. You might have a desire to have a family, for example. So you have children, and they have children, and so forth and so on, and then what? If individual lives have no meaning, why would making more of them add meaning? You might see your life-purpose in terms of serving others. That sounds noble (and indeed, I think it is), but if individual lives have no meaning by themselves, then why would serving others add meaning? Where does meaning come from? We know, in our hearts, that such things as having a family or serving others are meaningful activities. We recognize this without trying, even if we can't say why. Somehow we know that loving other people is a good thing, a meaningful thing. Why? Because that's what God made us to do. Something in us knows that, even if we're not so sure about the God part. Loving people is a good thing for us to do because that's what God designed us to do. That, and to love Him too. Man's purpose — the purpose for which God made us — is to love God and love one another. That sounds good, and it is. It may also sound easy, but it isn't. There is something in us that rebels, something in us that doesn't always want to do what we know is right. Loving others means putting their needs ahead of ours. That's not easy to do: it can feel like losing rather than loving. We're afraid that we won't get our needs met. Being selfish sometimes feels like a better alternative, and sometimes we choose it. Actually, pretty often we choose it. God's purpose for man is not trivial, and we're not nearly as close to fulfilling it as we'd like to think. We all think that we're loving people, but all those people who you see being selfish . . . they think they're loving people too. It's so much easier to see someone else's selfishness than to see our own. But loving others is what we were intended for, and, consequently, it is what brings us and those around us the most joy and peace and, not surprisingly, the most meaningful lives. Loving God should be easier than loving others but we're no better at it. Loving God requires that we love the truth, and we don't always want to do that. The truth about ourselves isn't always pleasing, and we'd rather avoid it. Distorting the truth — sometimes a little, sometimes a lot — often seems like a better alternative than putting the truth above ourselves. Sometimes we want to look good more than we want to be completely truthful. We want to look good; we want to be first. Yet neither of those brings us lasting joy. We settle for the momentary puffing up of our egos, missing the meaning of our lives altogether. Living up to God's purpose for us is both desirable and impossible, unless God helps us to do it. The good news is that He will — if we're willing.

yes.alot of pressure.

Of course it is. What would the world be without life???

Mine i agree its worthliving

Life is definitely worth living and what makes it worth is the problems you face while we are living.

yaa of course till we discover its value.

you only live once and if u think u dont want even that one shot..then u are not living ur life right!!

why on earth do you think there are people who inhabit earth...it's because life is actually worth living..

There’s little to the alternative. Nobody knows what is after life, do you want to find out? You’re here, that is all that matters, you have the ability to enjoy yourself. So get out there and do it! Have fun.