Do you think life is worth living?

[Tolstoy]

I want an honest answer. Considering the whole span of your life, do you think that your life or life in general is that good? I think most people that are already here tend to think that life is good because of a built bias installed in us that was naturally select to continue reproducing and passing genes and that causes us to see life as good overall. Thank you!

[Latinus]

Many times, I think it's worth living, but many times, no, I just wish to cease my existance.

[Celestia]

It depends on how you look at it,
For me I view it all as a learning experience and it makes for overcoming the hardships a bit easier.
It also depends on what “the good life” is to you. For some it’s success and material items (which is a bit harder to achieve) and for others it could be surrounded by loved ones and new experiences.

[Aldaris]

It can be pretty facking good, but you have to make it so.

[gixajo]

Nor do I have different options that seem better than living.

[Kivan]

As long as you have people who love/trust you around, health, goals and you being able to do things you like, yes, it's worth it.

Of course life is not just or perfect and many times you have fight to reach happiness.

[Mr.G]

Yeah, I really enjoy life. I seem to get more pleasure out of simple things than a lot of other people do.

[Luso]

it's worth living as long as you make it. Sitting inside doing nothing, not trying to meet people, not trying to put yourself out there, not trying to fight insecurity, not trying to do exposure... that's a lot of this generations mental health crisis. I know it b/c I experienced it, and still do. But meaning is happiness in my eyes, what's the point of living if you aren't happy? Well, I suggest you look for happiness.

[Peter Parker]

Life can be shit at times, but I didn't exist for 13.7 billion years and after my death I will be gone forever.
So why not experience this very brief moment of existence?

Death and nonexistence are always guaranteed - life is not.

[Mopi Licinius Crassus]

exist and live

or die and become nothing