She says she has to back my sisters because they’re ‘her daughters.’
I’m mostly satisfied with my life. Everything I own is paid for, and I have enough money to last until my death. I have everything I could possibly want or need, yet I feel something vital is missing from my life. It’s not religion; I am a committed Christian.
I realize I’m blessed, and most people would give anything to sit where I’m sitting. Do you have any ideas as to what’s missing or where to go from here? Life is hard and old age isn’t for sissies.You may be experiencing something people call an “existential crisis,” which is not uncommon. It refers to someone who wonders if his or her life has meaning or purpose.
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