If you’re breathing the same air as billions of others, if you can feel or listen to your own heartbeat or if you feel butterflies in your tummy when you see that person, you can be considered as alive.

But, what else makes us feel alive?

Do you wake up feeling empty? Worthless? Tired?

What do you do in your free time? What do you do when you’re busy?

Do you have a favorite movie? Song? Color? Food?

We may consider those things as common to determine if we enjoy something or feel passion for certain things life gives us.

What makes us humans?

Having a heart? A soul? Then we can be animals as well.

Answer that question right now. 

You can’t, right?

Humans can talk. We have our own morals and ethical values. We destroy, we colonize, we hurt ourselves.

We make choices.

Can a bird and a horse sit on a table and talk about the weather? They can’t.

Sounds silly, doesn’t it?

But who exactly created what we consider to be human behavior?

We did.

We came to the conclusion that humans decide what’s human and what’s not.

I read somewhere that humans can forgive, love unconditionally, empathize with others, form and maintain relationships, control our impulses, make mistakes, dream an