It is the first thing we are given when entering this world... And it is the last thing we can possibly loose.
It is what keeps us functioning. It's why i wake up every morning.
It's power source can come from a large or small variety of different things that vary, for example, from joy from living, to living to protect a loved one, to living to take revenge on someone, to living to improve the world etc...
If you loose the will to live you are dead inside and, in many unfortunate cases, physicall death doesn't take long to come after. Luckily, lost doesn't mean gone, so there is still hope to find a lost will to live.
It is what keeps us functioning. It's why i wake up every morning.
It's power source can come from a large or small variety of different things that vary, for example, from joy from living, to living to protect a loved one, to living to take revenge on someone, to living to improve the world etc...
If you loose the will to live you are dead inside and, in many unfortunate cases, physicall death doesn't take long to come after. Luckily, lost doesn't mean gone, so there is still hope to find a lost will to live.
I think there is a good reason we are born with a will to live. Obviously, we are meant to want to live, so always fight to keep this will.
by LetMeChangeYourPerspective:) July 10, 2021
V. Living at a fraternity or sorority house for an extended period of time.
N. One who lives at a fraternity house, including but not limited to the girls who live at fraternity house over the summer while the sororities shut down.
N. One who lives at a fraternity house, including but not limited to the girls who live at fraternity house over the summer while the sororities shut down.
by livingfallacy June 20, 2007
To have done something lively worth talking about rather than your usual daily/weekly activities. The person who has done these activities is the one who has lived.
Christine "What did you do this weekend?"
Gemma "I went to that gig with that guy then we stayed out drinking"
Christine "You have lived!"
Yasmin "This weekend I just watched TV and visited my gran. I have not lived."
Gemma "I went to that gig with that guy then we stayed out drinking"
Christine "You have lived!"
Yasmin "This weekend I just watched TV and visited my gran. I have not lived."
by GaGaOhLaLa February 14, 2011
Steve: Where does she keep the Pine-Sol?
Chad: Helen says it lives under the sink next to the Jet-Dry.
Chad: Helen says it lives under the sink next to the Jet-Dry.
by Janice H. June 24, 2008
Slang term, from the North of England, often describing a thing that is not ideal but does not impact the human affected too much that they will excessively worry or lose sleep at night about it.
Person 1: Did you get the Purple Lemon Haze?
Person 2: No. My dealer only had California Orange...
Person 1: It's live, bro!
Person 2: No. My dealer only had California Orange...
Person 1: It's live, bro!
by vfifuwfvwfwivufw2342 December 1, 2013
by assclencher June 8, 2020
From the many cousins, friends, childhood buddies that attach themselves to professional athletes and entertainers and never quite reach independant adulthood. They live off the fame and money of their more famous counterparts. Derived from Male groupie
Many of the Indiana Pacers and Indianapolis Colts players are always accompanied to clubs and other funtions not with their girlfriends and wives, but with their LIVE-INS...
by Gr8 w0man April 15, 2005