From an early age, we reflect on the meaning of our lives.
As children, we think only about play, we get to know new, previously unknown things. We are curious about the world around us, so we go for walks with our parents, and we go on various trips, during which we learn a lot of new things.
Very often we do not think about what is really important in our lives. We focus on everyday matters, those that make us forget what the purpose of life is.
As we grow up to school age, we learn to read and write, and thus our desire to develop the knowledge we previously acquired increases. We direct our interests, which, whenever possible, we try to expand by reading books and watching movies.
We start to think about adult life. During this period, it is up to us who we will be in the future. This becomes our goal for the rest of our lives. We try our best to learn in order to get to the best secondary school after graduating from lower secondary school, and in the future to have a good job.
When we work, we start families, grow old, and pass on to the next generations what we have learned from our piths, and grandparents. We have someone to work for. We spread our knowledge, and we make our childhood dreams come true. We strive to provide our family with the best possible living conditions.
When we feel loved and needed by others, we want to live as long as possible, but when we know that we are no longer needed by anyone, we want to die very quickly.
In conclusion, I can say that the common sense of life for everyone is in the pursuit of happiness.
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