WELL?? WHAT'S YOUR ANSWER?

    From birth until death the tree of life is ripe with questions (wow that was cheesy).  Here're a few of those questions that might just change your life:

1)  What's your name?

2)  Are you single?

3)  Do you want to go out tonight?

4)  Do you want to come back to my house

5)  Are you Pregnant?

6)  What should we name him?

7)  Do you want to move in together?

8)  Will you marry me?

9)  Where should he go to school?

10)  Mom, what's the meaning of life?

11)  Will you tell me a story?

12)  Which came first--the chicken or the egg?

13)  Can I have my first sleepover tonight?

14)  Can I pleeaase go out tonight?

15)  How old are you?

16)  Are you under the influence?

17) Do you know your rights?

18)  Can you bail me out?

19)  Are you mad at me?

20)  Do you still love me?

21)  Will you forgive me?

22)  Did I pass the test?

23)  What do you want to be?

24)  Where are you going to go to college?

25)  Have you met that cute girl who lives across the hallway?

25)  Hi, what's your name?

26)  Are you single?

27)  Do you want to go out tonight?


... And so the cycle continues


    The aforementioned questions mainly serve to briefly summarize the lives of two people, but no list of a mere 27 questions can summarize any person's life.  Don't get me wrong, the questions above are important, but this is because of what stage of life, emotion, or life lesson they symbolize.  Often, unlike the 27 that you just read, questions can't be answered in a sentence.  To me, these questions, the ones where the answer is concealed, complex, or nonexistent- are the truly important ones.
    On a more philosophical level, the act of questioning itself is life changing.  When we question something we're thinking critically and not instantly accepting what seems to be true as a true.  Without these questions conformity and ignorance thrive.