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The best of our moments and experiences aren't as rewarding for others.

One of the favorite things I've done was catching some guys mp3 player, saving it from getting smashed to pieces in 2001. We were in speed drawing class in college and he had a new mp3 player. At the time it was new tech and he left it on the table while he had headphone on. He was sort of my rival too, and I told him how it's a bad idea to leave it on the table, and he was like "I'm good"

Guy in the back had something for him, so he rolls his seat over with a kick, the mp3 player jerked off of the table, and as I planned in advance, I let go of my pencil and caught the mp3 player squatting over my leaned chair with my fist close to the ground. I got a wow and my reflexes were complemented. I handed the guy his mp3 player, and he just put it back on the table and went back drawing.

I've done nice things and had more interesting moments, but this time for some reason always lightens my mood.

QuietBeef said: 

How is anyone with real life experience supposed to answer this?

 A little imagination goes a long way

Spatial Mind said: 

The best of our moments and experiences aren't as rewarding for others.

One of the favorite things I've done was catching some guys mp3 player, saving it from getting smashed to pieces in 2001. We were in speed drawing class in college and he had a new mp3 player. At the time it was new tech and he left it on the table while he had headphone on. He was sort of my rival too, and I told him how it's a bad idea to leave it on the table, and he was like "I'm good"

Guy in the back had something for him, so he rolls his seat over with a kick, the mp3 player jerked off of the table, and as I planned in advance, I let go of my pencil and caught the mp3 player squatting over my leaned chair with my fist close to the ground. I got a wow and my reflexes were complemented. I handed the guy his mp3 player, and he just put it back on the table and went back drawing.

I've done nice things and had more interesting moments, but this time for some reason always lightens my mood.

 It's awesome to have moments like that, I liked that you picked a small singular instance

Tryptamine said: 

had the most amazing times on methoxetamine. would snort a big ass line and go walk around town feeling like i was controlling my body in some kind of video game. i was walking around town fucked with these big aviators on to hide my pupils. people claim they know what relaxation is, but they have no idea

 Nice haha. back last october I was playing a game with my boys on acid, it was a riot in the discord vc and I was playing a character who could see/shoot through walls. All the while a playlist of yung lean and bones was going 

the last time my dad was proud of me I was 13 and had an excellent grade for mathematics and for a little while we all believed everything would be okay 

bliss

Aboutbarrel said: 

probably when i was 16 spending a week in the desert with my cousins riding dirtbikes shooting guns smoking weed, we killed a ton of jackrabbits and had a good ol fashioned roast around the fire talkin bout life girls and having just a grand time

 Friends definitely make up some of my best moments, usually it's us coordinating together on a game doing some A-Team type shit with improv memes that stick for months

Kestrel said: 

QuietBeef said: 

How is anyone with real life experience supposed to answer this?

 A little imagination goes a long way

How so? 

Xadem said: 

the last time my dad was proud of me I was 13 and had an excellent grade for mathematics and for a little while we all believed everything would be okay 

bliss

 I feel this one. Searching for my stone cold marine father's approval was a definite shaping factor in my life. I'd see him every other weekend and whenever disciplinary action was needed in his eyes, he'd have me do pushups and other workouts instead.

9 year old me struggling till my arms got wobbly, feeling proud I had done 30 pushups in front of him. I still feel a warm relief after workouts now and I think it's that association 

user22212 said: 

The entire year of 2012. Partying like dumb teenagers, winning at life, feeling like life's all worth it. December 2016 until R left me. NYE 2017. I recently got into a pretty good mood, that counts too.

 

The ideal best experience is spending lots of time with someone I truly love that loves  me back.

 I've had some pretty great moments partying, but it was too exhausting for me

Oddly enough, with how romance centered my attention tended to be I wouldn't put anything romantic in my favorite life moments. Relationships, like parties have been too exhausting for me

My best feeling experience, I just got really mad once and got the current mountain of a task done

It's actually lead to temptations of wanting to make my ethics more explosive and anger centered, but I know that's all dopemine rush foolishness