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New Zealand. Beautiful place, and the coffee, OMFG, they really know their coffee there!
True love. I was with my soulmate and she left me. My heart never healed and it's been over 4 years.
Sex.
I'm 39.
☹️.
Losing consciousness. I went to get by blood drawn for the doctor and for some reason I got nervous or something, and I lost consciousness for just a minute or two.
I woke up as if I had just slept for 30 hours, more rested than I've ever been, no matter how long I sleep.
Sometimes we just need to turn the human off then on again and it clears out the brain cache? I'll have to try sometime!
If only I could pass out on command.
I know it's silly, but a bj from one of my exes. It was so good and I've been a bit touch deprived lately.
There's a camaraderie with the other soldiers on your platoon that happens when you're in the military that I've never been able to feel with any other group of people since I got out. I would really like to be able to experience that again, but minus the war part.
Blood of the covenant. I hear ya. Even that one guy or two who was an absolute dick, it's kinda all okay now.
I wanna smoke weed again. I did it one time in school when I got hold of a dealer. Didn't do it again, dunno why. Now I don't know any dealers.
I hear you, I'd kill for a good old buzz right now
Being born
I suspect that’s far from a pleasant experience. Likely traumatic, in fact. Why would you want to re-experience that?
I think they meant relive their childhood.
To be content. At least i got to experience it once.
content adjective in a state of peaceful happiness.
happiness
Did you experience it once? What is it like?
Less sad
Hearing "Highway to the Danger Zone" at a piano bar. It was request night for tips, where the requests were ordered by how much the tip was.
Most of the tips were $1 to $3. I laid down Highway with $5, mostly as a joke.
What I got was a panio cover made up on the spot, and it was the best version of the song I ever heard. Will likely never hear it like that again.
Fresh new set of teeth.
I had morphine at the hospital once. It was like a blanket woven with fibers made of love, calmness, and warmth. I would love to feel that again, but not a good idea. I can easily understand how someone can get addicted to opiates.
wow, definitely tempting from your description
Weird. I've gotten oxy for a surgery, and it was just meh. Didn't make me feel tired, didn't really do a lot for the pain--which wasn't really that bad--def. didn't get me high. OTOH, I'm allergic to at least one opiate, so IDK.
Same here. A little warmth and then a sudden wave of nausea.
Hydrocodone made my eyes itch so badly that I couldn't keep them open. It took about five or six hours before I could see anything.
Oh it feels good until the hives hit for me. But I was on Dilaudid. Never did oxy, vicodin didn't reduce my pain enough for me to bother learning I'm allergic
Yeah, drugs affect some people differently.
Tangentially, I've never understood when people say caffeine makes them fall asleep but it's a relatively common thing. Lol
