My goal in life is to live happily. I value sanity, consistency, and individual liberty the most.

To rise from mediocrity. Other than that, just live life, and make enough money to build a castle (or at least a modern day twist on a castle) .

As for what I value, Balance, Individualism, and Common Sense. Oh yeah, and calmness, I'm big on that.

My goal in life is to have a family. To feel healthy, happy and emotionally fulfilled.

To continue my pursuit of happiness.

to find a goal in life. the rest after that is easy.

i value... heh. i value a person who can listen properly. god knows i can't.

XD

My goal in life is to not die believing I didn't fulfill my goal in life. Got it? =P

As for what I value most... I'll just say I value non-ignorance and non-prejudice the most. And individual freedom of thought.

My dream is to cover the world with a genocidal parasite.

Nah, become a rich game designer.

My goal in life? I have plenty.

1) To be a federal agent (NCIS, NSA, CIA, etc)
2) Piss off as many people as possible
3) Get married
4) Have children
5) Well, graduate college, I guess.

My goal? Finish Slayers' Reign.

So does that mean when you are done that you will walk into the distant sunset, never to be seen again, or is it that you never intend to finish it, lest you lose your life?

It means that my life cannot be complete unless I finish Slayers' Reign. I am the only person who can create it. If I die before it gets finished, it dies with me. I do not want that.

i can understand that.

I want to make people happy.
If someone's day is made better by my works some odd hundred or two years down the line, then my life was not in vain. Now I'm working on making that true for as many people as possible.

I'm an Agnostic so I'm doing most everything I do morally just for myself. People put Buddha, Christ, or some other moral Demi-God on their on their pedestal to worship while I put an image of the person who I want to become. Which leads me to another goal in my life, become that person.

I don't always know if my path is the right one though as you can see the only validation I NEED is my own at the moment. I want validation from others, but I don't need it at the moment. Someday I hope to find someone of the opposite sex who will be proud to call me their own and I will then seek THEIR validation.

It's one of my goals in life to promote more faith in our fellow humans. Our current society is not forgiving in the least bit for mistakes and it only spawns more people to make mistakes because of it. People deserve second chances and I will try to give them that.

^ And, with that, you win the Awesomest Answer To A Topic award.


I gotta say I agree 99% with you on that one. But I couldn't have put it better.

My opinion is that your wisdom is ahead of its time.

I guess my goal in life is to be sucessful and respected. Not that I'm a failure or not respected now, It's just I'd like to have the things I do in live live long after I'm dead.

I actually want to live my life as happily as possible along side friends as an example to the whole "great american dream" of a family is not the only way to be happy.

I guess it really bothers me how desparate people get when the think they are alone, they think because they don't have a girlfriend/wife that they are completely singled out in their life, which is something I'm trying to beat out of people skulls.

The things I value the absolute most are my friends, family, and religion.

... To bring more joy than I do grief to humankind (unfortunately, being human, even the best among us are inevitably going to bring grief to others with out foolish mistakes at some point or another - SK's cynical thought for the day) while I am still here on the Earth. Once I go to Heaven, I would hope that, one day, my guardian angel and I will be standing at the edge of a cloud up in the celestial world, looking back down at the Earth, and the angel will turn to me and say, "You know what, SK? You didn't do too bad a job while you were a human being. Not bad at all, kiddo." ^_^



I always thought that the "great American dream" was to make money, not have a family. That's we're called Americans, after all, right?

Heh, maybe.

I've always heard it to be the wife and kids with a white picket fence around the house... yadda, yadda, ect...

>_>

<_<

...compufence?

yeah, i had always heard of it being the wife/kids/dog/picket fence thing as well... though in all technicality you have to make money to maintain those things... in my head the american dream of the white picket fence has this sort of..ominous cloud of homeland security hovering over the house... >___> but that's probably paranoia eh? =P