> > Is it really living if you don't have anything worth dying for?
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> What a silly question. Why would it be only living if you had a reason to stop doing so? If you love someone, is it really love only if you'd be willing to stop? Is it really a cheese sandwich if it's not anything other than a cheese sandwich? Sounds rather backwards to me. So I'll reverse it:
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> If you have something you would die for, is it worth living?

Here's the thought behind the question.
If the things you're living your life for aren't worth dying for, then perhaps they're not worth living for either. If you're living for things not worth living for, perhaps it's not really living.

Is just a thought-real motive is to stir up a bit of conversation :)