There’s a particular genre of movies in which the main theme is that ‘you gotta love life while it’s still happening.’ They start with this healthy person who finds out they’re gonna die, or with this kid who has a disease by birth.
They always have dark humour because… it’s okay for the person with the disease to say it. They can make jokes about it, that’s how they may get by. There’s a trip or a revisit to the ties one has broken to family. Because life is too short to hold grudges and there’s a lot you wanted to do which you didn’t so now they’ve all found this zeal to actually live and not survive.
This nature. That just when something is about to get out of reach, we leap for it. And realise how important it actually is to us.
The main thing that hits, me when I watch these movies is this human tendency to only make a move when the train is just about to run out. So, now I figured out why this occurs because maybe, when the end is near we see clearly that really… Really after Death, there is Nothing. And I think we need to stress this a lot more, There’s. Nothing.
This need to provide meaning, to the ‘life worth dying for’. As if up there somebody would judge us, asking if we did something worthwhile down there. Understand it. After Death, there’s just Nothing.
So, Live.
Until, the next life.
Desproticar 
I believe we all have our perspectives on whether or not there is life after death. Our soul and spirit came from somewhere and I believe it will go back when we die!
Dwight
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True, maybe there is afterlife, we’ll never know🙌🏻✨
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Ah, the eternal question! No answers here but it’s something I think about – and read about – quite a lot. Most recent question in my mind – what about great music and art and poetry? Why does this human animal reach for the sublime?
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And to think that we can only assume these answers is sooo unsettling to meee aahhhwoww
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The last part was really strong (in a good way). Keep it up!
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