What is your philosophy on life? I figure my whole life is about raising hell and running amok like a crazy?

Question

bat out of hell?

antygone- you are a few years off, but good guess on my age. how did you come to that conclusion?

Answer 1

I'm going to take a wild guess and say you're 17. How close am I?

Answer 2

My bent on this subject is that our philosophy on life changes as we change. Some folks don't even have a philosophy on life. They just exist in their own little world.
As an infant, we need food, warmth, comfort, and growth and learning from our parents and our environment. As we grow our needs and wants change.
As a school age child we are whisked along in our educational world and learn how to relate to others including our families. We learn our likes and dislikes and whether we are smart or well-liked or not.
As an adolescent we seek life experiences with no fear. We try to figure out out where and with who we belong.
As twenty somethings we seek friendships, relationships, looking to find our places in the world. We may raise children on into our thirties and forties and start to think about how the way we are affects the way our offspring are.
We start to look for more of what our lives mean to others and to future generations. We look for peace and solace in our efforts so we won't have regrets as we age.
I also think our philosophy on life might change according to our moods as well. If you ask someone their philosophy on life when things are not going so well they may have a pretty different view than when life is a bowl of cherries or so seems for a while.
Also some folks may have an overall more positive or more negative view about life in general. It all depends on what we are looking for, where we've been and where we hope to end up or who we want to influence and why. We can have many reasons and descriptions and prescriptions for life.

Answer 3

Coupled with sharp alertness & awareness, raising hell and running amok does make very good sense, and will become a monumental episode like a fast action James Bond story !

Answer 4

Probably some of that is hormones. Either you'll die in car accident or some such, or you'll calm down in a few years. Try not to ruin your life in the meanwhile. My own philosophy is that life can be pretty random, and that doing satisfying work can give life meaning. Be well.

Answer 5

i figure, as a confudist, everything in life goes into the boiling pot, whatever I give, whether negative or positive, can be used for something.. If I act in a positive fashion, i'm leading a prime example for those around myself. To act in a negative way is ok, but there are negative consequences as a result.. there's 2 quotes on life philosophy you might like:

"Live well, eat right, die anyway"

and "Be the Change you want to see in the world" -Gandhi

Answer 6

Philosophy is basically a label for 'techniques approximately issues which we could in no way understand the real of'. additionally, predictions of the destiny are prophesies, no longer prevalent philosophies. Prophets are ones who are looking forward to the destiny (oftentimes inspired by a deity), no longer philosophers.

Answer 7

That's not much of a philosophy of life. A Shi-tzu can do that.
Somebody guessed your age right because you exhibit typical teenage thinking - you think it matters to the rest of the world if you're being 'bad' , and you're probably being more mischievous than bad. No offense. I've been there.

Answer 8

James: Prisons are full of people like yourself, who like to raise hell and run amok ... self-will run riot !!!

Answer 9

My philosophy on life is to do the best I can, live the best I can, live as long as I can and let tomorrow take care of itself.

Answer 10

With that attitude you might make the Oval Office, but you won't be happy. My philosophy sort of " what goes around comes around"