Q: What is the point of life if I am only to die like a fly?
A: The point is to live, as great or small it may seem. Even a fly can impact and alter the world for ages after it should die.
Q: Why allow all the pain and horrible things to happen?
A: It's part of the journey, my child. Each has a path of joy, pleasure, and pain. With free will, you navigate your own refrain.
Q: Why do we love only to lose those so dear?
A: The experience itself is the treasure. Love, growth, and loss shape your soul. Some loves return like seasons; others, unique, are fleeting as sunsets or snowflakes.
Q: What comes next after I take my last breath?
A: That you'll experience when ready. It's a moment, as simple and swift as your next breath. It happens just as it's meant.
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Wow, such a dialogue. Wonderful!
I'd throw hands if I received those answers, lol. Loved your take on this challenge!
Beautiful ❤