What's your happiest memory?

BunniedollBunniedoll
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What's your happiest memory?

That's normally the first question i ask when I'm starting to get to know someone. Honestly there is something so beautiful and raw in the memories of others. It's an intimate question but my favorite to hear about.

So please tell me your happiness memory

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  • Ahmedali999Ahmedali999
    edited November 2021

    First time I experienced proper cuddle, it's new beautiful world .
    Warm welcome, caring, relaxing,,I wasn't doing anything, i was shaking, amazed, my pro was doing everything i have no clue about it. It was the greatest night. Is like i come out from darkness into light. My heart boosted with happiness. I stayed happy all night with joy. I cried happiness cry. I put a beautiful karama describing every moment.

  • ShakeShake

    Great thread!

    Good timing too, because it just so happens to be my favorite Christmas memory as well. It was right around the time class rings were being advertised at my school. I had found the design I wanted but it was expensive & my family was tight on money. Already my mindset had entered the "oh well" phase of excepting it wasn't going to happen.

    So Christmas roles around & there is an unusually small gift with my name on it. "That's not a videogame or movie..." I'm already thinking suspiciously. Turns out each member of my family had come together to throw their money into buying that ring. I'd never recieved something so thoughtful in my entire life! Wore that ring every day and still would be wearing it to this day if the birthstone hadn't fallen out 😡

    God, that has to have been over a decade ago now but it's a night I'm always going to cherish 💙

  • Nature_Lover_Nature_Lover_

    @Bunniedoll this is a sweet post! Also love your look and makeup!

    A happy memory which comes fast to mind would be hearing my baby girl laugh for the first time. 😊😊😊😊

  • [Deleted User]Saysoh (deleted user)

    I grew up in Hawaii. My happiest memory is remembering the moment I looked at the ocean and realized there's so much more things happening around me that are bigger than me and I met humility. Maybe not my happiest but definitely my most defining moment.

  • BunniedollBunniedoll

    All of your answers are all so sweet and wholesome ^3^

  • cuddles_ndreamcuddles_ndream
    edited November 2021

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  • cuddles_ndreamcuddles_ndream

    By the way what’s yours : )

  • BunniedollBunniedoll

    @cuddles_ndream
    Hmm well two memories come to mind.

    I used to live in a very abusive and controlling home, though there was a year when i was free before i ended up having to go back. I left to live with my mother, we didn't have a car so we would have to travel on a motorcycle.
    Closing my eyes and feeling the wind in my hair was magical. I finally felt alive for the first time in my life. Like i wasn't just existing in a state of purgatory.. i was alive and it was amazing.

    My other memory was the next time i was alive, my sibling and my mom took me along with them on a roadtrip. We were going to see my siblings favorite band and it was so so much fun. There wasn't a moment during that trip when i didn't feel alive.

    I'm free of that situation now, so i hope to make more memories like this!

  • cuddles_ndreamcuddles_ndream

    @Bunniedoll ty so much for sharing 🌌

  • MorpheusMorpheus

    Just about every moment with my wife

    Non wife moments, getting my masters degree

  • RadiantHugsRadiantHugs Mod

    When I was a kid I loved playing with the Rubik's cube. I'd sit for hours trying to figure out, note the moves I made when I had a pattern, etc. I'd always get almost there but then one or two colours would be off and it would absolutely drive me crazy, as I felt an almost solved cube descend back to complete randomness as I desperately tried to put those last one or two cubes in place. Then, one time it happened - I made a move, and all six faces were matched. I saw it a couple moves ahead, and the feeling of joy just started. I was so happy on that day! For weeks after I did not want to mess with the cube, and displayed it prominently in the play room. Family friends would come by and ask - "why haven't you tried to solve your Rubik's cube" thinking it was a new one! I'd tell them that I solved it, and was terrified every time they would ask the next question - show me how you do it? Obviously I didn't have a formula, I was able to do it once, but was too scared to undo it as I just didn't feel sure I'd be able to do it again.

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