I. Introduction Understanding philosophy capacitates man to be inquisitive regarding with the relevant arguments about his surroundings. Other than wonder, doubt can also drive man to generate fundamental questions that seek for the truth about himself and the reality. In Rene Descartes’s methodic doubt, he claimed that in order to reveal the truth about everything, we must first doubt everything that we know. On further studies, Peter Abelard supports his claim with a statement, ‘doubt is the road to inquiry, and by inquiry we perceive the truth." In this paper, I will be discussing a specific condition that exist in adulthood called quarter life crisis wherein adults begin to doubt about their existence and question themselves, "Am I living with a critical reason? If it is valid, what is this alleged reason in life?
II. Background of the Study Quarter life crisis is a moving point that may win amid adulthood especially between ages 20-35. For Veronique Greenwood of Discover Magazine, it is a wonder that tends to consume youthful grown-ups as they
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He even stated in his work, The Vanity of Existence, that "human life must be some kind of mistake" For him, time is that by goodness of which everything moves toward becoming nothingness in our grasp and loses all genuine value.The past is not any more real and so "it exists as meager as does what has never been." The present analyzes to the past as something does to nothing. We originated from nothing after ages of time and will in the blink of an eye come back to nothing. Every snapshot of life is temporary and short lived and rapidly turns into the past—as it were, vanish into nothingness. The time of our lives is gradually depleting. Accordingly one may essentially endeavor to appreciate the present, however since the present so rapidly turns into the past it "can 't be justified regardless of any genuine