2014 was the worst year for me and it keeps giving
Went to get a glass of water downstairs and my dumb as cat thought it would be a brilliant idea to jum in front of my feet as I'm walking. Seeing as I'm fat and would kill the cat if I stepped on him, I made a weird evading move and fell backwards. The back of my head smashed the kitchen table and I was in pain, dizzy and nauseous. A concussion the doctor said. Some of the symptoms didn't go away and I gained some. After a brain scan it was concluded I have a rare form of brain damage called PCS (Post Concussive Syndrome). I can't do any physical activity for very long or ill become dizzy and if I push it I'll black out and I have a permanent headache. I don't even remember what it feels like to not have a headache. I live in the land of bicycles, I'm 33 and should be able to do just about anything, but I can't, I have to use a mobility scooter to get around. All because I was thirsty and didn't want to hurt my cat. Beyond that I'm actually a happy guy.
Ngl this year has been a pretty bad year. Probably generally the worst one recently. But ofc, I'm stronger & better equipped than I was in the past so it has a different effect.
And I'd say my best year maybe was 2019. It's when I first met someone who I care about very deeply. Though, I didn't look good then. I physically look around my best rn.
As lovely as that is to hear, I cannot fully agree. I don't mainly agree because I believe that making positive efforts in the now can produce greater objective results for the future.
For instance, I need to make effort in looking good in order to feel my best. It's what works for me. So, if I focus on reasonable fitness, then as a byproduct, I'll want to eat healthier which will make me really want to get good sleep overnight. And if I keep my hair trimmed nicely, I'll want to go out more. All of this & more contributes into looking better. We feel better due to the health aspect & also because other people accept us more. I don't think I'd be able to survive this year if I didn't make these positive changes.
Worst years had to be 2010 in terms of dealing with a cheating boyfriend and bullies for classmates at school. 2023 has also kinda sucked in terms of work opportunities and some relationship shit. Best year mightve been 2013 senior year
2007 was the best. I had an active social life and was always going to concerts, movies, lakes, bars, sporting events. I had a lot of fun.
2020- worst. My entire routine got tossed out the window. Mandatory overtime became a given at my job. If you got 1 day off a month you were lucky. Everything stopped. No new anything. That year took a toll on my mental health that I'm still recovering from. I lost all patience that year and while I've gotten some of it back I still have a much shorter fuse than before 2020.
I've never really had a bad year. Maybe the worst would be when I was away from home (missing my then-wife and kids) for much of the year when I was overseas working on a project for my company.
Yes. She was there before we got together. She was at viewing with me holding my hand. Refused to leave my side. She didn't know what I might do. Basically kept me calm.
The worst years for me is during covid. It almost put me out of business. I'm still trying to recover from it. My best year was 2017. Everything was going well. I had so much work , making high 6 figure income. Everyone in my family was healthy. It was a great year
I really loved my 20s. No real responsibilities... party 5-6 days a week no hangover... and you're able to go to work the next day. Hooking up is much more easier lol. Maturely I would say when I hit my 30s, things get more serious.. and I wouldn't say it's the worst, but definitely an eye opener.
Worst was 2016. While the cavs finally won an nba championship (im from cleveland). I wound up in the hospital with some nasty stuff, that had never been diagnosed before
Best: while i want to say this year, it was likely 2002, when I was bar mitzvahed. Other than me graduating high school, it's been the pinnacle of my life. I wanted to say this year because i finally kissed the girl i like, after knowing her for literally 10 years but, i wouldn't say that's "monumental"
My worst year would have to be when I split up with the mother 9f my youngest daughter, not because of the failed relationship, but that she wouldn't let me see my daughter. The best year was when my daughter came back Into my life after 16 years of not being able to see her. We now have the best relationship ever.
I have two best years - 2008 - the year I married my beautiful Chinese wife 🙂👍❤️ and 2012 - the year our son was born. 👍❤️🙂 The worst year was 2005 - my dad passed away from esophageal cancer the day after my birthday 💔😢
My best year was the year I graduated from high school. I was done with high school and I had lots of friends and I sort of had a girlfriend. I had some adventures and i had a trip to Florida.
I don't think I've had a beer year. At best I guess neutral which would have been before 2016. They were not good nor bad really. Since then they have been getting progressively worse. This year has been terrible for me honestly.
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