Best years

What has been your favorite year to date and why?

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SW-User

2016, I moved out of my parents house and lived the college life.
I felt like I finally had the opportunity to go out a see whole new world. Met new people who I now consider family ♥️ Good times

Adwoa · 22-25, F

@SW-User that’s amazing kinda would have loved to have that college experience too but glad you did😊

SW-User

@Adwoa I loved it
I’m sorry to hear that ☹️ Traditional schooling isn’t for everyone though, I have a few friends who learned trades and they’re happier and debt free unlike me 😂

Adwoa · 22-25, F

@SW-User right! I use to wonder why certain people opted out of college but after going college and not necessarily having the best experience even still looking for grad job now kinda wish I took their routes. 😅

SW-User

I think 1994. The world seemed on the verge of positive change, I had a good group of friends, and I was about to go off on a gap year :)

SW-User

Any time in the 90's. I remember the positive messages about world peace and helping kids, but now that feels like it was an illusion. It could be my age too. Also, good music.

SW-User

@SW-User I think it was a bit rose-tinted, tbf

SW-User

@SW-User yeah I think you're right. It certainly didn't hold up to the hype.

Adwoa · 22-25, F

@SW-User good point ,thanks for sharing

hunkalove · 70-79, M

1966. I was playing music and making money at it and on TV and the radio. I discovered Buddhism and it made sense. I had a girlfriend who put out. I saw Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones, and The Beatles twice. That was really the last good year of my life. I was 16. It's been downhill ever since. Now I'm just a pitiful broken-down old man with arthritis and no hope.

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hunkalove · 70-79, M

@Adwoa I gave up a long time ago. And having a crippling disease certainly does define you. I'm also going blind from cataracts.

Adwoa · 22-25, F

@hunkalove why do you think it defines you and made you lose hope when you said you also found religion in Buddhism?

hunkalove · 70-79, M

@Adwoa I don't consider Buddhism a religion. Buddha was a human being who wanted to find the meaning of life and Buddhism is what he found. No faith or belief or hope required. Sometimes I hurt so bad i can hardly walk. I have always been a great reader and a writer but I can't read real books anymore, only my tablet. I'll be glad when this miserable life is over. I hope my next one is better. And hopefully not as an American again.

empanadas · 31-35, M

2019, it was so wild that year. I went to Iceland, Norway and Sweden in the winter time like as crazy person. A few months later I went to Ireland and the UK, then in December I went to Wuhan 😶 and never caught covid

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