The Mind’s Escape

Do You Love or Hate This Title?

What comes to your mind when you read the title This Has Been a Great Life?

Do you instantly feel warmth, like someone looking back with gratitude?

Or does it hit you with a pang of sadness, like the closing words of a story you weren’t ready to end?

Some readers might love it, bold, reflective, even inspiring. Others might find it too final, too heavy, a reminder of an ending.. That’s the beauty of it: the title doesn’t just sit there. It challenges you. So, do you love it—or do you hate it?

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One response to “Do You Love or Hate This Title?”

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    noisilystupendous77389fb069

    I think I love it and feel challenged by the title.

    “this has been a great life “

    I think especially when life is complex and it changes so much from year to year , You can’t help but notice the beauty, and the sorrow all wrapped up in one.

    I think it’s a balancing act.

    You can’t have joy without sorrow and you can’t have sorrow without Joy.

    I think it’s holding both.

    I think in my mid-40s i see how fragile life really is. ..

    And you get to see all the beauty and awe and you’re inspired. ….

    And then you’re not inspired.

    You have to hold both opposites I feel the title makes you analyze many things. …So yes, I love the title because it makes you wonder in the truth of what is .The truth of your reality..

    We truly don’t know what can happen tomorrow even if we try to be predictable…

    Either we get a box of darkness or life surprises us with light.

    The beauty of this world is complex and filled with awe-inspiring complexities Beyond our comprehension. That’s what makes life worth it .

    we can never give up on ourselves and our friends and family. We must believe even darkness is a gift that challenges us to the other side of the river. Usually it’s the process, not the destination.

    With gratitude,

    Catherine Rose 🌹

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