Going to legoland for the first time a few days after it opened. Loved every minute of it and didn't want to leave. Everything was awesome.

It's probably whenever I buy a new console, aside from those moments, I can't really think of a moment where I've experienced real joy.

The good and bad moments of my life have all just blurred together into a hodgepodge of continuous, pointless existence. I don't feel like anything stands out one way or another.

I don't really have a happiest moment, but the thing that I did that made me the happiest would have been drinking coffee before sunrise while watching the ocean on the beaches of Whidbey Island. I also really liked walking around and driving on the northern end of the island (almost never went to the southern portion). I haven't been there for almost nine years and I've yet to find a more beautiful place.

Maybe the second half of 2011. Played a handful of great video games, my first real experience playing together from my friends from school as well. We made stupid lewd jokes at school and in-game too and trying to do that now just isn't as fun. At that point I still enjoyed anime more even though I didn't watch that many good shows. You could say I was just into enough escapism to dull the boring reality of existence. 2012 was tougher but I still had that one damn game, it was powercreeped and imbalanced to become unplayable the next couple of years though. The game was a derpy fighter and there's no real substitute for it unlike MOBAs and generic MMOs, and most of my friends since then have left me too.

Of course I guess if there's really something like VR or AI anytime soon that would be an improvement, I dunno.

I don't think I've had a "happy" moment in my life. I don't really feel excitement or joy beyond "wow okay, cool" and then forgetting about it a few days later.

Taking a polaroid with my oshi during my one trip to Japan. Having fans of the group help me through registration even though we had numerous communication problems. Making a friend or two in that group. I have a treasure now and I cherish it and look at it whenever I feel sad.

I honestly can't answer that question. My life was always hell and I don't think I ever experienced anything so good it would make me forget it even for a moment.

when i was 17 i really enjoyed watching fairy tail, i averaged over 10 episodes a day till i finished it (when i was in school too) and i was so excited to watch it

>tfw by 18 dullness set in (im nearly 22)

but thats the only thing recently i remember being totally absorbed into

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rememberin the happy times make me sad

I baked one of those DiGiorno's oven pizzas. When the baking was finished, I went back to my room to eat it. I turned on my old computer and hit the play button on a record I have. And so there I was, all alone, browsing through beautiful pixiv images, enjoying a deliciously juicy margherita pizza and listening to the silk smooth Blue Danube Waltz. This moment lasted only a few minutes, but it was the kind of heavenly stuff that makes you say ``I can die in peace now''. It was like relaxing on white, puffy, cotton like clouds for a few hundred seconds.

>>23049
Come on now, everyone had shit taste when they were younger.

>>23237
I think it was the green texting. Some of our mods can be a bit anal about that.

>>23239
Rightfully so. I really don't need that shit here as well.

A girl I was crushing on invited me on a date, my first date ever, and during the date I realized it was actually Valentine's day, the day of the year that I hated the most since I always got left out, I never got as lucky in my life as that one time.

When my father bought me an electric guitar.

There never was a happiest moment, but rather a recollection I have of happy moments.
When I was a teen, I got a failing grade in High school, as I was walking down the road to my home to report to my parents, I had my head held up high as I knew I was a capable young man, so no matter what the outcome I get didn't matter, and I had a smile. This was one of those fleeting moments of hapiness
I had some more, but this one just resurfaced today and I was extremely happy, thinking if I ever will get back to those dreamlike days.

I have become stronger, more knowledgeable and capable in the past 5 years since, but I have also become more robot like. I am tough as nails now, but I don't really want to become that way any more because I loved being able to feel things and living my life according to emotions.

Whatever happens, I will stay myself, but I hope, I do it with spirit and love again.

Talking to a friend.

The happiest time of my life is when I read the visual novel Dal Segno. I got very deeply infatuated with Hazuki, and even now I still remember the warmth and happiness I felt.

Close to the end of high school, I made my first actual friends. On one hand it was nice to be treated like a human being for once, and the more time I spent with them the better things became. But with graduation around the corner, I knew our friendships wouldn't last long. That, and when it ended I started to feel empty. It left me wishing that I could have met these people much earlier and been friends with them for longer. Probably would have avoided a lot of depression and bullying that way. Probably would have grown into a healthy adult.