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The truth is that we don’t care, we don’t see worth in anything. The only person that we care about is ourselves.

This, of course, leaves much room for interpretation. Many people think that their lives are meaningless, that they have no purpose, and that if someone asked them “what’s your purpose?” they would say “I have no purpose.” I think that this is wrong. It is true that our lives are meaningless, but that is only because we don’t appreciate the meaning in our lives.

When we are young, when we are in our early teens, and when we are in our early twenties, we are given the opportunity to think about all of the possibilities and all of the possibilities have a possible value to us. Our lives, as we see them, are meaningless unless we choose to believe otherwise. The only thing that can have value is the one thing that we choose to value. When you reach that point, you stop caring about anything.

We can choose to value our life if we choose to. There are always things we can decide to value and there are always things we can decide not to value. But most of our time is spent trying to figure out what we should value and what we should not value. In that sense, the fact that we don’t value our life is a choice. We can choose to value our life.

Like a lot of things in this life, our life can be a lot of things. If you are going to choose to value your life, then you need to figure out what it is. What is it that you want to do with your life? What is it that you want it to be? You could be an accountant or a teacher, or a stay-at-home mom. Or you could be an artist.

It’s not a bad thing to choose. We don’t always have to value our life, we just have to find what we value. The point is that it’s not always a bad thing to find what you value. Finding what you value and the life you want are two very different things. They are both things in life that you have to take a chance on. A lot of people in my life have not been able to figure out what they value, and that’s fine.

My favorite quote on this subject comes from the late, great philosopher, John Dewey, who once said, “A person is not what he sits,” and who also said, “What he sits on is of more importance than what he sits on.” (I think that last one is actually a quote from Einstein.

I think these two quotes are pretty great because they help us to relate to the people who are in our lives and what they value. The quote about who sits and what we sit on is an excellent reminder that we shouldn’t get caught up in the day-to-day struggles of our lives. We need to be constantly aware of what we value, and then we can look at what is important to us and make sure it is something that is worth our time and attention.

I think we all have a lot of issues in our lives that we get caught up in and don’t realize are there because we are not paying attention to them. The quote “who sits and what we sit on” is one of the best things we can do to get them to sit with us and not be reactive. When we sit on our feelings and we don’t value them, we become reactive and think that there is something wrong with us that we need to fix.