The problem with life is:

[Dr Frook]

we know too much, we think too much, we are exposed to too much.

your thoughts?

[Flobalob]

The problem with life is that movies steal Frook's jokes.

[Dr Frook]

The problem with life is that movies steal Frook's jokes.

very deep, very inciteful. Anyone else with intelligent responses?

[GarthVader449]

Well for a start I deffinetely think we know too much!
However I do think some people over think things... Whats is done is done! You must embrace life as it, but learn and teach others at the same time.
Exposed to too much, I kind of agree and disagree.... I won't go into depth with that as I have to many mixed views...

[bob-jr]

The problem is that most people know too much or know too little and the same with the other questions, while not enough people stay within an equillibrium of the two.

[Lamb]

Life is a way too Short.
You can never truely Find the Meaning Of Life for as short as it is.
ON the Other hand,you may not know what the meaning of life is without death. Death Makes You Appreciate Life In a Since for you never know what is After it.

[mmm]

I certainly agree, especially with the first two. Though without without them, we would be but animals and unable to attain love (I.E. not just the lovey-dovey-love, but the ability to learn and get to know someone to the point that you care for them). In fact, I believe that love is what defines a human being (possible post on that later).

I believe that we can say knowing, thinking, and being exposed to too much is a definition of the human condition.

[Lamb]

So Love defines me... I have not had Love for someone.
That feeling i had never experienced how it feels to care for someone.
Now I actually do,For my little cousin as if he was my own son.
And for her...Thou she doesn't feel the same way,I promise to even put my life on the line to have her protected,no matter what.

[Sylvia]

The problem with life is that it's too short to correct some mistakes, too long to not feel some regret.

[Shadow00]

The problem with life (as far as it is now) is that nobody has equal chances in it.