Friday, August 2, 2013

Just Questions!

Just Questions!

Why? When? How? Which? Where? What? Who? Whom? Whose? We use this very often, get answers sometime and get neglected otherwise. Here is a list of questions which I face, hear, want to answer, seek answers for, have answered, so on and so forth! This section of my blog is called “Just Questions”. If you have answers for any of these questions, please write. If you have more questions, please write them too.

Post 1.

Why do people kill themselves? (Yes, I am still hung over by Jiah Khan’s death and the reasons that she listed in her death note) Is love from a particular person so important that without it one cannot live? Or was delivering a baby that is a love’s child is troublesome. Accepting that life is not taking the turns that you want it to, is so very difficult? Is career the only purpose of life? What happens to the love, affection, upbringing and everything else that parents do? How does all of that become negligible in front of some strangers love and make someone kill herself! Why? Is love really worth dying for? For that matter, is anything really worth dying for? What is? And why?

How do we stop this? How do we tell our younger generation that it is okay! It is okay to lose, to get your heart broken, to suffer loss, and go through pain! How do we tell them and we accept ourselves that it is okay! Believe that moving on with life is the best thing to do. How?

Life, a big question! The purpose of it, is! But feeling purposeless is it enough reason to end life? Or is it enough reason to find one?

Answers Please! :)

Sowmyashree Gonibeedu

2 comments:

Badarinath Palavalli said...

In fact so many times, we doesn't have options in our life. People around us demolish our dreams in seconds. We may be made easily to be a mouse in the corner! in such cases they will take such decisions!

good article.

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Rajendra said...

I think there is a need to celebrate life itself, and then the good things in it. There are utterly poor people who are happy (enough) with their lot, and don't resort to killing themselves or others.
Parents with unrealistic expectations making kids feel unworthy are BIG culprits in India. Exam-related suicides may be the highest in India, if we search out the statistics worldwide.