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I heard this and thought it was an interesting question.
I need to think about that one.
I need to think about that one.
Evo said:Can it be someone else's life?
turbo-1 said:I have one (perhaps another), but I can't describe it without risking an infraction. It was life-changing, though, and involved an older girl who was very close to me. Have you (guys) been "initiated" by some lady that you adored and worshiped when you were a kid?
Older cousins don't always play the same peer/age games that your class-mates do.
drankin said:All of them, in sequential order. :)
Much younger and cuter, and salivated-over by the neighborhood-boys when she stayed with us. A couple of years difference can be pretty impressive to a kid.Ivan Seeking said:Ah, Mrs Robinson.
Ivan Seeking said:I didn't see an "s" on the end of that word.
Thanks for making me recall some perplexing, cathartic, revealing, embarrassing, and also truly wonderful and uplifting moments in my life. Sometimes I think that the moments I would like to relive are 'eureka moments', or 'triumphal moments'. Then again, I have to think that the best moments are those times when I experienced a quiet connection with someone I trusted.Ivan Seeking said:I heard this and thought it was an interesting question.
I need to think about that one.
Ivan Seeking said:I heard this and thought it was an interesting question.
I need to think about that one.
Ivan Seeking said:I heard this and thought it was an interesting question.
I need to think about that one.
FlexGunship said:I'd like to relive the moment in which I'm given time to decide which moment to relive. With proper recursion, I should be immortal (if not bored).
Marco12 said:I don't think it matters does it? I mean is not like reliving any moment would save you from the finality of life.
Ivan Seeking said:The moment that I first became self-aware.
mugaliens said:I think you might prefer to be bored given that some folks think something involved a "sex encounter."
DanP said:Do you recall that ? How can you be aware of the moment in which you became aware of your self identity?
DaveC426913 said:Question about the question:
Is the question about reliving this moment for the sake of reliving it? Or about reliving this moment for the sake of possibly changing it?
Presumably the former.
DanP said:Do you recall that ? How can you be aware of the moment in which you became aware of your self identity?
wolram said:None, i was born old and world weary.
Reliving a moment before you die allows you to reflect on your life and create a sense of closure. It can also bring a sense of nostalgia and appreciation for the memories you have made.
Yes, reliving a moment before you die can change your perspective on life. It can help you gain a new understanding or appreciation for a past experience and provide insight into your personal growth and development.
Yes, it is possible to relive a moment in a different way through visualization or imagination. However, the experience may not be exactly the same as the original moment.
Reliving a moment before you die can bring closure to unresolved issues by allowing you to reflect on past events and come to terms with them. It can also provide an opportunity for forgiveness and reconciliation.
Choosing which moment to relive before you die is a personal decision. It could be a significant event, a happy memory, or a moment that holds special meaning to you. It is important to choose a moment that brings you joy and peace.