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Try to unask the question. These sorts of existential questions usually contain huge assumptions within them. Here, the obvious one is that the assumption that
by thenoblesunfish 4y ago
Try to unask the question. These sorts of existential questions usually contain huge assumptions within them. Here, the obvious one is that the assumption that it's possible to feel "enough" in life. A very similar question is "What is the meaning of life?" To phrase it that way makes it seem like there must be an answer, like "what is the meaning of 'cat'?" These are not really questions - they are emotions. You don't answer emotions - you sit with them, you share them with those closer to you, you process them, you get some sleep.