Burning questions

What you do and where you are may be far less important than the reasons behind it.  When was the last time you were prompted to question anything about your life?  How did that assist you?

Some people question why they have made certain choices.
Why might we choose to learn?

Some people love other people more in their absence than in their presence.
Why believe in that phrase, 'absence makes the heart grow fonder'?

Some people wonder why other people steal from them? 
Why might you see yourself as a victim and unknowingly attract problems?

Some people consider becoming a nun or a priest and then, change their mind.
Why would you allow yourself to become indecisive about what matters and falter?

Some people pretend not to care when conditions subject them to undo strain.
Why would you turn a blind eye to the chance to see two sides to every story?

Some people seek to escape from their perceived mundane existence.
Why do you suddenly or rarely feel so alive?

Some people choose to suffer in silence when they feel rejected.
Why would you avoid the truth you known inside?

Some people would rather not admit what makes them feel discomfort.
Why make yourself vulnerable by revealing your true colors?

Some people determine making mistakes is just a natural part of life.
Why would you accept this or hope to erase the past?

Some people ask themselves if particular risks are worth it.
Why not decide to nurture faith in yourself?

Some people open their eyes to opportunity and willingly say 'yes' to life. 
Why deny yourself simple or more tantalizing pleasures?

Some people fear frustration, difficulties and failure on the road to realize dreams.
Why not ignore naysayers and develop resourcefulness to forge ahead?

Some people refuse to accept those people and things they can't consistently control.
Why not learn what and how you can exert control over yourself?

Some people assume they'll be rich and unhappy or otherwise poor and happy.
Why would you honestly desire to be either?