April 18, 2017, Prescott-
What is the purpose of public criticism?
Is it loving admonition, or mere oneupmanship?
What is the purpose of public displays of affection?
Is it sharing one’s heart’s desire, with the world,
or rebellion against what one sees as restrictive and outmoded?
What is the purpose of road rage?
Is it an outlet for uncontrollable frustration,
or a neurotic means to power?
What is the purpose of coarse language?
Is it exercise of one’s freedom of speech,
or the lazy person’s way of off-putting others?
What is the purpose of a failure to love others?
Is it a reaction to real and imagined pressures,
or a reflection of one’s lack of love for self?
A Sagittarian Seeker 
You ask some great questions. Purpose…what is the purpose?
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What is the purpose of your question? 😛
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I don’t know. It’s like “why”. I do not know.
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The answers are as complicated as the questions. I think they all tie into love for self. Based on the structure of how you wrote this, I suspect you do too.
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Absolutely true! Love is the basis for everything good.
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Goodness — all in one day!
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All this, and Heaven, too! 🙂
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Good questions.
No doubt the questions young Hamlet would ponder if he lived in modern times.
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Yes, indeed. “To love, or not to love?”
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