What do you want out of life?

[divestoned]

all i want in life is for my two sons to be healthy,happy, and to know that dad love's them very much.

[BizzleLuvin]

satisfaction, which can be reached in many ways. i want, as my ultimate fantasy:
an appartment in SoHo

[Feebs420]

I wanna go somewhere where money doesnt matter, everyone is equal, life is easy and of course unlimited ganja. It's pretty unrealistic, since money rules this world. But hey, i can have dreams too!

[peacetrain]

I want to be able to discover and observe everything possible, physically and mentally. I want continued health, physically and mentally until I die (none of that vegetable shit).

I would also love success, but understand my chances. I would love superpowers too, but again, I understand my chances.

[Verde Es Dios]

I wanna be one of those people who knows all kinds of little fun facts. Like when your at the ocean and shit can identify different fish as an example. I don't wanna know everything but I just wanna know something about everything. And the given, Good family, friends, house etc. Also I want a green house with some killer veggies to eat and some bomb ass herb all the different strains I can just pick and dry whenever I want.

[birdgirl73]

I'm a romantic, so I'd say my strongest desire is for love, which, fortunately, I have in good measure. Good health for myself and the happiness and good health of my family are at the top of my list, too. And I hope my son continues to grow up to be a happy, funny, well-adjusted adult. He's right on track so far. With luck, he and whatever future wife he chooses will provide me with a couple of darling grandchildren. Being a grandma is also on my list. Material stuff isn't part of my what-I-want-out-of-life equation.

[micko]

I wonder if what we want doesn't change as we go through life. Aren't there Buddhist sects that believe you have to go through a series of things, like suffering, excess, and sloth, among other things, to achieve enlightenment? I'm not a Buddhist, but a variety of experiences do help people learn what they want.

One of the happiest days I can ever remember was getting out of the army. I hated the regimentation, the rather machine-like quality of it, but without knowing that feeling, I would have never known the happiness I felt on the last day. It seemed like the whole world would begin anew and everything would be possible from that point forward. It was like falling in love and hitting the lottery on the same day.

Of course that feeling faded after a while, but if I could do something in life that made me feel that good from time to time, it would certainly make life a worthwhile experience.

[Sterling]

Peace And Love is all we need. and of course the wonderful ole happiness

but dangitt would i love it if we could all run around doing magic and shit haha



or can we alrdyimp:

[b0Ng h!tz 4 mE]

weed

[Inferius]

Freedom.