"The meaning of life, that question might be the greatest question humanity has faced. Many will tell you it is to reach a higher being. Many will say it's to work for a wonderful afterlife. Hell, some even tell you it's to work. That's mostly my employer anyway. But honestly, the real meaning of life is to give it a meaning; or to pave a path all your own. Now, I'm not saying that has to be your purpose because maybe you are religious. Maybe you don't care, I know I sure didn't. And I know it's sappy to say that it's "to find the meaning". But I think that's the beauty of the statement. If you find yourself to see the glass half-full maybe you see a new frontier to explore and live the experience to the fullest. Maybe if you are the more half-empty, fatalistic type of person. Maybe you see a pointless purpose searching for something invisible in an endless goose chase for your whole life. But if you're more like me. You don't see a glass anymore, because you've already gone ahead and started on the journey. It doesn't need to be happy, it doesn't need to be sad. Hell, what do I care what my journey is about? I'm just going for the ride."
"Why are you talking to yourself?"
YOU ARE READING
Scott and the Meaning of Life
Teen FictionFour friends who are becoming increasingly uncomfortable with normal life set out on an adventure to find the meaning of it. Follow the story of Scott, Sean, Jake, and Grant as they leave home and find themselves.
