Is it normal that i want to do nothing in life?

I think the journey is more important than the destination. Everything ends that is a fact. You don't stop watching a movie because it ends, or reading a book, or playing a game, or even being friends with a person. Or having a dog, it will die, but it's the time you have with it that is important. It's the same thing with life. There's so much to do, so many things to feel, so many people to meet and connect with, why do nothing?

You're wrong about life being pointless. Yes, if you compare a single life to the entire universe, its meaningless. But thats equivalent to comparing an ant to the world. An ant doesnt live for the whole world, it lives for it's ant hill. We're supposed to live for the world. Our job is to help the world progress and make it a better place for the future. Even if you're not going to be around for the future, if you make positive impacts on the world and are remembered, you will never die.

you should at least ave a pizza once in your life.

The fact that I'm going to die is what motivates me.
I don't want to be on my death bed regretting all the things I didn't get to experience.

Iv`e done as little as possible all my life, Iv`e been bored at times, but that`s better than waking up one day, 70 years old, & wondering where the time went because i was too busy working myself into an early grave.

One creates their own meaning in this life. In my opinion this is what you have to do.

We should contribute something to the world that we live in.

Having a job will make your life longer. You won't starve to death.

Feel exactly the same way as you. I just CBA.

Some parts of this chime with me. I see no point in life, and there are times where I wish I didn't have to put up with being alive and that if my life is going to end, I want to get that part out the way rather than pointlessly hanging around. Despite that, I actually really love life, which is partially why I don't really have *that* much desire to live (because I'm going to die either way). Does that make sense?

I'm not a lazy person, though. If we are going to die (which, of course, we are), may as well do something a bit decent while we're here. No particular reason why I think that; just do.

Ok.