What have you personally found to be the greatest experience in life?

[lstn2urmama@mstdn.ca]

@WataruTenkawa_1 being able to learn more and more education in small ways and still able to do so as a senior sadly when all are gone

[lstn2urmama@mstdn.ca]

@WataruTenkawa_1 sadly only one can be chosen as ones abilities range in many places..

[countholdem@mastodon.social]

@WataruTenkawa_1 Insert 'peak performance' here...

[gooseliketyping@corteximplant.com]

@falcennial @WataruTenkawa_1 I think more travel would have given me some career opportunities!

I agree kids are difficult to combine with travel, but that wasn't the problem. It's just a lot more difficult to create them in a queer relationship.

[culturednyc@mastodon.social]

@WataruTenkawa_1 Life itself.

[falcennial@mastodon.social]

@kinsale42 @WataruTenkawa_1 how wonderful!

may the music follow you always (and sneak up to deal critical hits)

[janneke@todon.nl]

@WataruTenkawa_1
Self-realization.

[colman@mastodon.ie]

@WataruTenkawa_1 I have no idea how I’d rank those. It seems like a weird
way to think.

[hrch@mastodon.me.uk]

@WataruTenkawa_1

Very specifically, learning the techniques of 'Self Knowledge' and practising them through thick and thin times.
#PremRawat

[kinsale42@mstdn.games]

@falcennial @WataruTenkawa_1 I got to play Ravel's Mother Goose Suite, Copland's Billy the Kid, and Brahms' Variations on a Theme by Haydn, among others

[iwein@mas.to]

@WataruTenkawa_1 metta meditation

[leguinian_utopia@union.place]

@WataruTenkawa_1 Can't decide between friendship and food but those are probably the most important sources of joy for me (besides reading and gaming)

[rollotreadway@beige.party]

@WataruTenkawa_1 Great food, whilst travelling.

[rowinspeez@mas.to]

@WataruTenkawa_1 I’m gonna give a shout out to Luxurious restful sleep, Achieving long-term plans, and Experiencing breakthroughs in personal growth.

[kibrika@toot.lv]

@WataruTenkawa_1 Doing mushrooms once.
The other thing that came to mind is playing videogames, but that's more of an ongoing form of great experiences. And so are reading books.

[zakatak@kzoo.to]

@WataruTenkawa_1 harvesting from the family garden.

[paulk@writing.exchange]

@WataruTenkawa_1 Seeing a ray of light (literally) at a very difficult point in life that made me decide to go on.

[watarutenkawa_1@social.vivaldi.net]

@Colman Maybe, but the trends so far are interesting

[discobeez@mas.to]

@WataruTenkawa_1 I think it changes all through life. While they're small, having children is probably the hardest thing I've ever done. A few years later, I can see how I might someday think of it as the greatest.

[falcennial@mastodon.social]

@kinsale42 [Googling extensively]