Is my life actually worth it?

Don't doubt your life for a second of course it's worth it be young be free and go out and have fun

Yes, your life is worth it, because you only have one and it's not important what you do with it, it's important that you're there for the chances and opportunities, and just be there. Our bodies, our minds are such amazing things and constantly get undervalued because of some society expectations we try to fullfill, but actually nobody cares what you do with your life, so own it, use it, live it. You're life is worth it, just because you're here.

It totally is for what you have already done. I'm sure even though you made some mistakes that made you feel worthless there are also things you should be proud of. People tend to focus their attention on bad things though just because bad is something that makes people want to fix it and disappear from their lives.

Yes, it is and you should never think otherwise. If you think an another person's life is worth it, then yours is too

yes yes yes a thousand times yes. your worth is more than you know. Think of what you have to offer. Im sure youre talented at something.

Of course your life is worth it. Never doubt that for a second. I know things are not looking good, but you are just as important as Beyoncé. There are people in your life, who care about you. You may not even know about them, but don't worry they are there. They notice you, and you put a positive impact into their life. You have affected so many people positively. So never for a second doubt that your life isn't worth it. Your life is priceless and beautiful. Never forget that.

Hello yes, under all circumstances and at every moment even until the last breath. Life has meaning and potential meaning in every moment. Viktor Frankl said there is much wisdom in the words of Nietzsche: "He who has a why to live for can bear almost any how” ― Viktor E. Frankl, Man's Search for Meaning. We can find meaning according to Frankl, in three ways: 1. By creating a work or doing a deed; 2. By experiencing something or meeting someone, through love or reaching out to others; 3. By changing our attitudes towards suffering we cannot avoid, like a serious illness or other life tragedy.