you sweat, bleed, & cry all your life, & for what?

Answer 1

for the experience

Answer 2

Camus suggested that there was but one important issue and that was the question of suicide. What are the alternatives?
If you knew the answers in the beginning, then you wouldn't need to go through life. Still, others get caught in an endless loop in which they don't follow a path as much as they switch back and forth between options. I doubt that this can be very fruitful.
The answer to your question is a process. Go forward and find out what your answers are. Make your mistakes, atone for your errors, suffer the consequences, seek the right road and God will guide you.

Answer 3

No, YOU may "sweat, bleed, & cry all your life". Perhaps the rest of us CHOOSE (As you may.) to ENJOY every day we're given. Sweat, bleed and cry you may. Are you in a wheelchair? Have you diabetes? Are you in prison? Is your soul tortured by something in your past? My Christian perspective is that you sweat, bleed and cry all your life is a fart in the wind, friend. Eternity, however, is a lot longer time to whine about your travails. You wanna worry about something, worry about that. I'm by NO means any Evangelist, but you want peace?, Jesus. Email me.

Answer 4

The idea is to not concentrate on the pain in your life, concentrate on your hopes. You have got to have dreams, don't you?
For what you say, hmmm....
Well, I discovered that when I really thought about the tears etc in my life, there was strength to be found when could find an understanding to the cause. I didn't find an answer with all I wanted but I accepted it and was able to put it behind me without it bothering me now.
If something is bothering you try and see from all angles and then you'll see things differently. It opens your mind to reasoning and it allows you to put your feet in others shoes too...
I was amazed to find that even the cruelest of things had a purpose, even if it was hurting there was something gained in the long run.
If you think negative, you'll have a negative attitude and a negative aura about you ;)

Answer 5

It's human nature. We are born on that side naturally. Without sweating, bleeding and crying you won't be able to appreciate not sweating, not bleeding and being happy. It's one of life's paradoxes i guess.

Answer 6

Sweating is usually a good sign; it means you're active. Bleeding isn't so bad either, in moderation. As for crying, it provides an emotional catharsis, releases endorphins, and engenders sympathy.

Got a question back for you: why do you complain?

Answer 7

To pass your genes on to the next generation. Thats the whole purpose, in a nutshell. A person who has no children is as suicidal on a genetic basis as any dpressed housewife holding the hair dryer over a full tub. This is why women follow fashion and men bust their butts earning money, to procreate and ensure the survival of their DNA.

Answer 8

So that you know what it feels like to sweat, bleed and cry!

Answer 9

Only for what we see in the end. will we cry no longer and find a happiness and watch the others make your mistakes? or will we cry forever bleeding and burning until our souls give in and are shackled to what we've done? or will we leave and be forgotten, and forget in an oblivion so long we are no longer what we were? only the dead know. and the dead tell us naught.

Answer 10

You need to look into the eyes of a newborn baby to see the
reason for existence. Life is a struggle, but in the long run,
its worth the experience. Wouldn't have it any other way.

Answer 11

Personally:
I sweat to cool down & appreciate summer
I bleed if I cut myself - fortunately never enough to damage my quality of life, but occassionally enough to remind me of the value of life
And I cry to express lonliness, happiness, grief and joy

For what? TO FEEL LIFE!

Anytime I was lost enough to ask your question I knew it was time to make changes to the way I lived.