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hi hypermusician_bells, Almost all of us have that funny feeling, a feeling of pointlessness, nothingness but as we realize it we have to divert it. Everybody is especially created by God and each of us has his or her own purpose in life nobody was created to be pointless. It is the choice of that particular person if he or she wants his or her life to be pointless. God gave us everything for He love us so much so it is up to us how we manage our life. Let us all try to live a simple life, live a lowly life like Christ so that we will not feel that funny feeling of beeing pointless. Everytime we encounter that feeling of pointlessness talk to God and have that conversation I am sure He wants to tell us something. Thanks can you add me as your friend?

I have felt this way to the point of almost no return. I turned my back on the world and God. I almost ended it all. I was wrong and I pray if you truly feel this way for any period of time you seek help from a professional and from God. Life is worth living and it is up to you to make your exsistance mean something not just to yourself but to others as well. You were put on this earth with a purpose, you just need time to figure out what hat is. You are to young to feel exsistance in pointless. Life is full of pleasure, and you can make it fulfilling, but you have to decide: to first make each day the best it can be, and set some goals in your life. If you are having a problem doing this visit people at the end of their lives and get to know them. Older people have a different outlook on life. Visit a senior center, or nursing home. All of these people have lived full lifes and have made a difference in the world in either a small section of the world or even large impact on all of us. Find inspiration.

Yes, it happens. Not all the time, but once in a while, I do feel that my existence is pointless, that there is no point in me being here, in me going to school, and such. I just can't help but wonder about this issue, about my existence. But I believe that there's a reason for everything, which leads me to believe that there is a reason for my existence, even though I do question it.

Not really.