Dying: Why Did God Put Me In This World

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Have you ever thought about dying? Many people have a fear of dying. Weather that’s themselves dying or their loved ones dying. Thanatophobia, an abnormal fear of death. Many people wouldn’t want to die, but I ask myself, what’s the point of living? When you go to sleep every night thinking “Why did God put me in this world”, it’s very hard to find a reason to live anymore. Day by day you lose the things that mean the world to you. You honestly feel like you’re living a real life hell. You wonder to yourself why you keep holding on, isn’t it better to just let go? To get away from this world, what’s holding you back? So many reasons to die, one to keep living.

You get told from when you get out of 5th grade that middle school is a struggle.

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