Life is not measured by scoring points, as in a game. Life is not measured by the number of friends you have, or by how others accept you.
It is not measured according to the plans you have for the weekend or if you stay home alone.
It is not measured according to who you date, who you used to date, or the number of people you have dated, or if you have never dated anyone.
It is not measured by the people you have kissed.
It is not measured by your family's fame, by the money you have, by the car brand you drive, or by the place where you study or work.
It is not measured by how handsome you are or how ugly you are, or the brand of clothes you wear, or the shoes, or the type of music you like.
Life is simply nothing like that.
Life is measured according to who you love and according to whom you harm.
It is measured according to the happiness or sadness you provide to others.
It is measured by the commitments you make and the trust you betray.
It is about friendship, which can be used as something sacred or as a weapon.
It is about what is said and what is done, and what is meant or said, good or bad.
These are the judgments you make, why the formulas and who or against whom you comment.
This is who you ignore or ignore on purpose.
It's about jealousy, fear, ignorance and revenge.
It is about love, affection, respect or hate that you carry within yourself, how you cultivate it and how you water it.
But to a greater degree, it's about whether you use life to feed the hearts of others.
You and only you choose the way you are going to affect others and those decisions are what life is about.
