Life is the most precious gift we have, its the greatest gift God could ever give to us. I know lots of people think its a gift, but how many of you think its a tragedy?

Well I for one definitely think its becoming a tragedy for me, cos at the age I should start my career, I am already having plans to quit, because I am so fed up of working, so fed up doing so many things in life that I think I am a tragedy.

Its just become so much of a pain working even though I want to quit everything that I have achieved but I still can't because I am still so young and need to carry on for so much longer, just to support myself and other's around me, that's starting to become more of a tragedy for me than an achievement.

I have worked for nearly 15 years in the last 5 years doing work for 18 hours a day almost everyday of those years, and still what I achieved is not going to take me towards the end of my life if I quit today, I feel what I did is nevertheless so little that its a tragedy for me to spend so much time of my life working towards making it a tragedy.

It's a real tragedy I have to do this even though I don't like to or am starting to hate doing, but as people call it a walk of life it has to be done or else I will be seen crippling some where begging for alms.

I don't believe in destiny at all, because that's a man made calamity to show God is alive, would God destine someone to be a robber, would God destine someone to be a murderer, would God destine someone to die unexpecdetly because God wrote it in someone else's destiny that he has to kill that person, so much for this destiny bull shit.

Well if I have to believe in destiny then I really have to stop believing in God.

It's so funny when something good or bad happens we always say its our destiny, but in our day to day life we never say its our destiny.

That's the biggest tragedy too, but for me life is a tragedy because I will work for the next so many years without I liking it and just because it's a tragedy I have to put up with for the rest of my life.