What do you think a victorious or successful life looks like?

[jennifer_bloom]

[CalmUntilAbused]

I don't think there is one definition of success and victory in life. I think setting up a proper, loving family and passing my legacy, whatever it might be, on to the next generation is the ultimate success, but that includes a lot of smaller subsuccesses, like earning enough to be able to feed my family with my own salary only, so that my wife (a proper woman, not an Amber Heard-class life destroyer, so finding such a woman is quite the accomplishment, as well) wouldn't have to work, being able to show my children the optimal education path... And, well... If I actually got to have my own family, I guess longevity and good health would be important, as well, so as not to be a bother for my family.

If I could not set up my own family, I guess dying young after having lived a proper, morally impeccable life (most optimallly, dying while saving someone else's life, for example in a car accident - yeah, all the isekai anime might have messed up my mind quite a bit, though I would only expect to meet God Almighty Himself anyway, if I got to learn that Heaven is kind or personalized for at least some excitement and not really just living eternally with no suffering) would be a nice and successful/victorious way to go.

[CalmUntilAbused]

"if I got to learn that Heaven is kind of personalized for at least some excitement and not really just living eternally with no suffering, it would just be a bonus"*

[Joshydavid25]

A life where you are accomplishing your purpose or what you find purpose in..

[lily_of_the_valley]

I know this is going to sound so cliché and corny, but I think happiness is what a successful life looks life. In the end, nearly everything we desire stems from searching for happiness. It's the root of our choices, goals, etc.

[Al_Musafir]

The life of Khalid ibn Waleed (RA).