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

[konosocio@mastodon.online]

@WataruTenkawa_1 having experienced all that and finding yourself a more mature, experienced, different (but also the same) person on the other side of it.

[alison@beige.party]

@WataruTenkawa_1 To love and to be loved in return.

[nflux@gts.exile.social]

@WataruTenkawa_1 other: motorbikes. its like freedom/flight, great sex and great drugs all rolled into one. and i thoroughly tested all the other options as far as i could beforehand. terrifying and exhilarating ️

[ralph@hear-me.social]

@WataruTenkawa_1

Being the center of attention for having done something right (instead of having done something wrong).

[updn@chaos.social]

@WataruTenkawa_1 Music! Both listening and playing, the latter especially in a group.

[chigaze@cosocial.ca]

@WataruTenkawa_1 Parent for me with the caveat that the payoff takes awhile.

[nlowell@zirk.us]

@WataruTenkawa_1

Growing old enough to recognize my early "triumphs" might have been mistakes, but soon enough that I have the opportunity to make them right.

[lancejz@mastodon.social]

@WataruTenkawa_1 I want to make a caveat, that great sex only comes with falling deeply in love with the person.

[cubeofcheese@mstdn.social]

@WataruTenkawa_1 dancing!

[cainmark@mstdn.social]

@WataruTenkawa_1

Reading my first book on my own.

Technically I guess it's "travel to far off places".

Physically is when I finished a bicycle tour from Mobile Bay to Niagara Falls.

[debby@hear-me.social]

@WataruTenkawa_1 @Jorsh @Lstn2urmama The greatest experience in life, for me, is the profound sense of intellectual joy that comes from solving a complex problem or gaining a deep understanding of a challenging subject.

[lstn2urmama@mstdn.ca]

@debby @WataruTenkawa_1 @Jorsh Good to see others are critical thinkers