<human>: I'm just struggling trying to come up with an answer to that. I don't know how everyone has all of this motivation to do things in life. It's like I lack the intrinsic motivation that just keeps everyone else going.  I'm a third year student at a big university. The only real motivation I've found for continuing my studies is that it will hopefully give me a better life down the line, but it's a long shot. I'm double majoring in English and Psychology because I had no clue what I wanted to do and thought that covering more ground would give me more career opportunities. None of these things really interest me that much though. And it's not just a matter of finding the right area to study, because none of them jump out any more than the rest as being what I want to do, it's more that these two suck less than the rest of them. I've just been struggling with the meaninglessness of everything.
Honestly, the only real motivation I've found for life, is having a family or a meaningful relationship down the line. I view everything as a means to get me to that goal. But such an extremely long-term goal makes it quite difficult to force myself to buckle down on things in the short-term. And I know there's the standard, "You've just got to keep going," mentality. But that's been my thinking for the past two years, and it hasn't really helped much. I know I'm ranting, but I'm just looking for some answers. I'm looking more for answers of what keeps other people going through life than the standard "you should try talking to a counselor/therapist/etc." answer.

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<bot>: What keeps you going through life? How do you combat wit h the utter meaninglessness of it all? It's been said by many that we must provide our own meaning, but how?