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

Answer 1

for the good moments that come out of all of it.

some people COULD waste thier time crying, bleeding and sweating.

sometimes you just have to grow out of whatever makes you cry and bleed and sweat about in life and accept what life offers.

if not, just die.

there's usually something worth all the hard work, sad moments something pays off in the end.

Answer 2

I don't bleed much, never cry, and seldom work up a sweat, which is an accomplishment where I live; but even if I had to do all three, I would, because the alternative is nonexistence, and while I will accept that some day, not yet.

Why would you ask this? You know you're going to get a lot of crappy god answers.

Note: Boy, am I surprised! So far you've only gotten one crappy god answer.

Answer 3

I do not know, I am too poor to support myself with out a sweat or a bleed or perhaps an occasional cry.

If a baby makes no cry, how would the mother know it is hungry? So only to support me I do all these since I am born till date.

Answer 4

Aren't we stretching the truth just a tad? If you've had to sweat, bleed, and cry all your life then you weren't doing something right. Didn't you ever have fun? What about joy and laughter? Did you ever pick up a little baby and that baby looked right at you and smile? Trust me, life is worth all the hardaches.

Answer 5

Hi Dark Philosopher,
Without challenge, without stress, without goals to work towards how boring and unfulfilling a life would we live? it's not all sweat, blood and tears ... some of the tears are surely tears of joy? A good percentage of our life (if not most of it) is hard work but that helps strengthen our character and our experiences make us who we are.
Anyway there's something deep inside me tells me we are here for a purpose and the way we conduct our lives has a lot to do with that purpose. Life's journey is a lesson: a learning journey: that's what it's all for.
Polly

Answer 6

You sweat out to gain purity
You bleed out to gain humanity
and cry to receive uniqueness.
These keep the dust of regret from pluming and blinding the end of the road.

Answer 7

To grow up. When you do, the sweating bleeding and tears may persist, but only when they are truly appropriate - and you can embrace them as simply part of life. Then you don't take any of them too seriously. And you embrace the fact that they are your choice - and the outcome of you choices. So you're in charge. Go for it!

Answer 8

Hey dark Philosophy , i came across some of your other questions, and it seems u are in search in the meaning of life. You are a person that likes to think things through before to make a decision and thats great.
I can say that i know what i am living for. I try to be a loving person and follow what Jesus said. Love the Lord your God, and Love your neighbor as yourself. My life is not all happy and bubbly. I go through trials, confusion, tears, but there is also happy times and the faith that God loves me and he will take care of me. and finally when i die, i will met him and my mom in heaven . its not a fairy tale or religion its real but u can't understand that until u come to Jesus. Why don;t u read the book "the Case for Christ" it was written by a person who also didn't believe in God and he set out to prove Christians wrong but in the end he became a believer.

Answer 9

You sweat to get rid of toxins
you bleed to heal the wound
you cry to relieve the pressure inside

all of this in order for you to be in better shape to enjoy the buffet at Buffet City !!!

Answer 10

Live the best life you can until you die and "forget" everything you ever did. Or because you don't ever "remember" the good times after death make a better future for future generations - find something to fight for.