People’s Obsession with Time: A Reflection on Life
Time, a concept that has captivated the human mind for centuries. How is it that people are so fixated on its passing? For one individual, time seemed to hold little significance. She had experienced more in her short existence than most could fathom, yet the world insisted on reducing her experiences to a mere number: 28. But the truth was, the human count had nothing on life. It had nothing on living.
It was as if she had lived multiple lifetimes within her years. Each moment, each encounter, had molded her into a person of depth and wisdom. The passing of time was merely a marker, a reminder of the vastness of her experiences. She had transcended the limitations imposed by the human count.
But why were people so consumed by time? Was it the fear of running out? The constant reminder of mortality? Or perhaps it was the pressure to achieve and accomplish within the constraints of this arbitrary measure. Whatever the reason, it seemed that society had become obsessed with the ticking clock.
Yet, she found solace in the present moment. Life was not measured in seconds, minutes, or hours. It was measured in laughter, love, and the connections forged along the way. The human count could never encapsulate the richness of existence.
As she reflected on this, she couldn’t help but wonder about the significance of it all. Why did people waste their precious time obsessing over something they couldn’t control? Time was a constant companion, but it was up to each individual to make the most of it.
So, as she continued her journey through life, she vowed to embrace each passing moment. Time would not define her. She would define time.
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How was it that people were so obsessed with the passing of time? So far, she’d lived at least three lifetimes, and human count insisted on saying that she was 28. Human count had nothing on life. It had nothing on living.
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— Taimur (@ImRealTaimur7) November 21, 2023