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Everyone Didn T Have A Purpose
I believe that everything and everyone has a purpose. If something didn't have a purpose, then I believe that it wouldn’t be in existence. It is said that when you look at life you may wonder why something/someone is here. But when you look at life, everything has a purpose and there is a reason behind it.

There are almost 8 billion people alive in the world. If one of those people would die today there are still almost 8 billion people that live on the earth. Every thing/one that is living, was alive, and will be living on earth has a purpose. We may not know that purpose, but there is a reason behind it. One thing that everyone has in common is that we aren’t perfect. No matter how hard we try no one can be perfect. While people try to improve on being perfect others are accepting the fact that they can’t be perfect. Although imperfection is one degrading quality, it helps teach everyone a lesson and gives them experience that will help them know that their life matters.

Every human being is imperfect and can’t do things 100% right. For example, if someone is asked to go do something fun with friends instead of keeping a commitment that they made prior to they could cause someone to not have as
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When I was born my mom and dad weren’t married. My dad came to see me every day that he could till I was about 4 years old. A few months after my birthday, my “dad” got a girlfriend and stopped coming to see me as much and as time went on his princess became less important. To the little kid it seemed like he abandoned me and stopped caring about me all together. He used to see me everyday, then 2-3 days a week, to twice a year. When my dad only saw me twice a year if that I stopped trying and gave up. As I started to grow older it got harder not having a dad. My uncle started to see how was upset I was and gladly filled that empty space and became my father

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