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What is your purpose for living?

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TO LIVE!

thats it!
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just because. we're here, so we might as well make the best of it. i don't honestly think that any of us have a clear purpose.
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To enjoy myself. All you can try and do really.
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I'm going for the Level 7 rating. I know I can do it.

Other than Y/A, life if pretty meaningless.

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so that im not dead
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Me not having a reason to die.
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to try to change it for the better.
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To worship God...to be my son's mom....my husbands wife....my best friends friend....
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To have s*x
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living
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I think this question falls under the "meaning of life" question. For me, being a Christian, I believe that the meaning of life is to find my gift and then to go and share it with the world! :)
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That 'VET!' answer was weird.
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Living, not only surviving...
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using up 56 thousand cubic tones of oxygen!!
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To make the choice to either accept or reject Jesus Christ. Anything else is just distraction.
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LOL THIS IS SO RANDOM!

its almost so stupid!!!

hjere goes: there was a man who deeply loved animals and wanted to become a "pet doc" (a VET!) one day but ended up going and fighting in a war and become a man who survived war (A VET!). he worked on a boat with a bunch of other men who hated animals and put salt on snails and didn't even have cats or dogs. the men taught him how to use a rifle and how to steer a giant ship and he steered the ship straight into his own ribcage and he bled and bled and the guys poured salt from a pitcher like a spoon on a snail.
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to Live to the fullest Love the longest find Contentment in a partner have children raise them to Respect and most surely Die
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to break and trip on everything that exists i suppose...
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To make the most of every precious day! I agree with one of the previous answers..."TO LIVE!" And to love and be loved by friends, family, and lovers.
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The purpose of Living, is to be able to experience the ups and the downs, and things that happen, happen for a reason, its all apart of gods plan, Its in the bible.
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not making my friends sad... but if they didnt care, then nothing
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to deal with all the dramatic c**p that goes on around me apparently
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I hope that this is a legit question that you are throwing out to help you in your studies of philosophy.

I've been living on this planet Earth for 82 years now, and I've just recently begun to ask myself that question. Of course, when I was young and full of pi** and vinegar, I didn't think about my having to have a purpose for being here and enjoying all of the 'good life' I was fortunate to have. Then as I grew older and began to realize that life really wasn't going to be all 'fun and games', I decided that I had to set some goal to achieve to acquire a purpose for my life. I 'bumbled through' several steps of achievement, such as; Becoming a Christian (I was BORN into that), Getting an education -- eventually attaining a college BS degree, doing a short tour of duty in the AAC at the close of WW-II to 'represent my country in defiance of Dictatorship', getting a job/getting married/ and starting a family -- all of which I considered to be doing what was expected of me. In that light, I guess I thought that was my purpose in life -- up through that phase. Well, after sixty-some-odd years of 'ramblin' along' in that phase, I've reached the time of retirement -- still with the same woman I married and had 5 children with -- living comfortably in a assisted living apartment complex on a 'just adaquate' retirement income (wife worked after children left home and built up a retirement benefit also). Just recently I've been asking the Good Lord: "Lord, why am I still here? What's my purpose now?" And I DO believe that I've gotten the right answer! I believe the Good Lord put it into my thinking that I and all of {His} children, still on this Earth after they think that there's nothing left to accomplish, are here to do their best in being an example for {Him} and {His} Love for us all. That, to me, is our REAL PURPOSE for living -- from the 'get-go'!
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Still trying to figure that out.
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