Is it normal that i want every living thing on this earth to...

I do think that it`s a swindle that we only get a few decades of life, it means that life is a race against time to do everything that counts before our bodies crap out on us. I don`t see why we can`t be immortal. Death is a complete waste.

I said this is normal, but god but animals on the earth for us to use. it says in the bible.

Everything has an expiration date :/ we have to keep living OUR lives the best & happiest we can(:

Aww I likeh you :)

Everything dies, everything ends.

I think it's sweet that you care so much. I'm a vegetarian too and feel sad for things a little bit excessively as well.

What about them dying makes you feel sad? That they have to cease to exist?

My sadness comes down to them feeling pain. I don't believe plants have the capacity to feel pain, and to my knowledge science backs that up, so I don't feel bad eating them. If they suffered in any way, that would be a different story. I understand feeling sad if a great number of plants died, though, especially if the damage was irreparable... like what's happening to the rain forests.

I think they say that insects don't have a nervous system, thus cannot feel pain... but I still don't kill them on purpose, just in case - unless they are causing suffering to something that I know feels pain. For example, my cat had fleas. She was very itchy and was losing fur and had scabby sores on her neck. Her pain outweighs the possibility that they could feel pain, so I did give her flea treatment.

As some people have stated here, we do have to take into consideration our survival- of course. However, we don't "need" to eat meat for our survival (nor use animal based hygiene or beauty products, nor wear fur or leather) or even to thrive. We are not obligate carnivores. Factory farming, which is where all store bought meat comes from, is an industry that causes huge suffering to animals and is essentially torture. It isn't anything like the way animals kill other animals for food in the wild. I cry easily over what those animals have to endure, so I can relate to you there.

I believe in trying your hardest to ease the pain of others, and to refrain from doing things that create suffering in others, even at your own gain- while still surviving. You're doing that, and I don't think you have any reason to feel guilty. I know I can't just tell you to stop feeling bad and you will. I think you're just a sensitive person, and there's nothing wrong with that. But I hope you come to see that you're not doing anything wrong so you can feel less sad/guilty. I'm not sure how to feel less sad over the bad things that go on in the world beyond your control, though.

What about the billions of cells dieing on your body everyday? And you wash yourself still? How dare you!

I respect all life too, but you are going WAY too far. I mean where would we keep the dinosaurs and terradactiles would likely swoop us up for dinner! What about colds and the flu, and even cancer cells, just let them live forever until they kill us? Note, cancer cells usually do kill us.

Mind you I would personally like to not age, but that's life. Live it up whilst you can, because you only live once.

In all honesty, it sounds like you're a little too empathetic for your own good. Don't get me wrong, I believe that we could all use to be empathetic but you're just feeling downright guilty for doing what you need to do to survive. No other species of animal has a problem with killing other animals so that they may survive. I'm not using this to justify killing animals on humans part, but you can't feel so much guilt for your instincts. You have to survive, like every other living being on the planet.

Death is a part of life, without death, there can be no progress.

maybe you have a really low tolerance. Either smoke less (for the dankest, you only need to hit it like 2 or 3 times from a bowl) or smoke less potent pot.

Have you considered being buddhist?

You can't have life without death. Everything on this planet consumes something for survival. You just need to find a balance between what you take, and what you give. I love composting for this reason. Plants have to die and decay in order to create a healthy soil that more plants can thrive in. Creating a nice home for bugs that add another element of give and take. And animals (humans included) give to and take from this eco system as well. Without death, nothing would grow. Without growing, life is meaningless.

Heh, I guess I can't relate to you at all, but I can understand why you feel the way you do, I guess.

I'm also a vegetarian, but don't care about plants or roaches dying. Also, why do you think things have a purpose? What purpose? What happens to that purpose once everyone becomes immortal?