How old are you, and what was the happiest moment of your life that you can recall?
>26
>The first time I played Zelda OOT on Christmas day in 1998
I'll never get back that amazing sense of joy and pure, unadulterated pleasure.
>22
>when an internet friend told me they loved me (not gay)
They've since abandoned me, though.
>>28831430
That's sad as fuck senpai. That's THE happiest you've ever been? My sincere condolences.
>>28831503
That I can recall anyway, who knows. Maybe I found a couple hundred bucks as a kid and I just forgot about it.
>>28831397
I know this feelerino.
Origcodedesu: 0000
When I finally stopped giving a fuck
>>28831397
22. Started working for a public radio station. Eventually they me my own three hour show. But its the graveyard shift. I don't care I always wanted to be a radio dj.
>>28831594
You should play fart noises with female dialogue from anime at like 2 in the morning. You would be a legend forever.
22
A girl cuddled me once.
She was soft and smelled nice and all my problems went away for a moment.
>21
>Literally nothing comes to mind. Everything has always been full of anxiety
>>28831397
>am 19
>had a dream a few years ago where I managed to get into a serious relationship that wasn't phony as fuck.
>In dream grill was popular
>peeps made fun of us
>said she didn't care she loved me
>just total feeling of love and idk warmness
>nothing sexual just a kiss
This was like in freshman year. I remember waking up from that dream and just being so fucking pissed. It was so lifelike and vivid and shit. Was definitely happiest moment in life.
>>28831594
http://debofnight.andcuriouser.com/
Learn from the best.
>24
>went to a con where I got to meet a bunch of my friends and we all got really drunk and had an amazing time the whole weekend
>also con where I had my first kiss and promptly kissed all my friends afterward
felt good man
>>28831563
How did you achieve this blissful state?
Back in 2011, my (then) high school opened up the computer lab for free access after school. My quiz bowl friends and I usually hung around that room after meetings, and when possible played any LAN game we could get our hands on and install. For the first week we mostly played on a modified Quake crack. When someone new wanted to join, we'd get the copy and pass it on to him to install on any computer. We thought the school would catch us eventually for installing pirated games on the computers, but for a while we freely built up a shared assortment of poorly modded FPS titles we'd rotate around playing every few weeks. The 'cool' seniors called us "fucking annoying" and some even deleted the games if they found any on a computer we were using, but their resentment only united further. Playing became both a hobby and a ritual.
For a few months, our group remained relatively insular in its game playing habits. Very few students from outside the club cared to join, desu we were already the quintessential "nerd club", so for most students, playing with us caused a blow to their social capital.
However, after one of our younger members began passing around a copy of Halo: CE, people outside the club took interest. Playing Halo, in comparison to playing, or even just recognizing the structural guidelines of Bloodborne: Wrath of Azerfor or any Touhou game, was not quite as "nerdy" or socially damning for most students. In only one week, we had at least 16 regulars, many of whom had already declared team loyalties in CtF and TDM matches. From these loyalties grew established teams, and from that, leaderboards, scheduled matches, and by the week before Winter Break, a tournament, complete with a prize pool and live commentary.
I lead the team red, composed mostly of original quiz bowl members and a couple chinese boarders (boarding school) whom we tasked with nonstop practice in hopes they achieve some sort of zen enlightenment.
>>28831692
Sometimes I talk about about foreveralone and stuff. I try to educate about people about you guys. But I don't want push it to far. My bosses might get angry, thinking I'm condoning people like Elliot Rodger. I mostly play music from the eighties, nineties and I do a comedy skits. Prank calls, creating a fake persona to argue with the producer. And talking about wrestling
>>28831923
The blue team was mostly new members, but they had proved stiff competition in the prelims.
>Get to the point
My happiest moment was the day before the final match. We had all ordered pizza and watched Youtube Poop videos. We didn't really care who won, the school caught word of our tournament and forced us to relinquish the prize money.
Just sitting and thinking about the fun we had, was likely my happiest moment.
I had a dream I could fly once.
>>28831397
dammit I'm 26 and I remember when 99 around summer, my parents gave me a n64 wit oot, smash, mario karto, and later i bought mario party.
I think I never had so much fun than that with those games. I was truly happy .
However the moment of most happiness that I can't think of was last semester when I saved and pass all my classes. was awesome, It was a nice feeling been able to sleep at night.
>>28831982
How can I listen to you?
please tell me,
