what is something you wish you knew in life?
me: to know who i can trust cause i have dealt with people who hurt me
how to fix my dishwasher
My favourite quote to embody is: ‘Stay in the present and live in the moment - as these days end up to be memories we look back on’
Original post by jelllyfiiish
My favourite quote to embody is: ‘Stay in the present and live in the moment - as these days end up to be memories we look back on’
It would be nice to realise this in the past - being more open to opportunities and making good memories.
Original post by luvsunsets
me: to know who i can trust cause i have dealt with people who hurt me
I wish I wanna know why I'm like this and who really am I?
How to live autarkic when everything is dependent on everything. That would be nice to know.
Original post by meenu89
the answers to everything
This is easy to answer, if that is everything: it is the number 42.
You are welcome!
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Original post by anxious-emigrati
I wish I wanna know why I'm like this and who really am I?
We’re adapted to change and behaviour fossilisation through experiences - it’s completely normal knowing you’ve faced such environments
Original post by Kallisto
This is easy to answer, if that is everything: it is the number 42.
You are welcome!
You are welcome!
If you read it "four two" you get a philosophical point. "For two". Not necessarily romantic, I don't think. I think Adams is hinting that the meaning of life in his eyes lies in what we do with and for our fellow humans.
Original post by luvsunsets
me: to know who i can trust cause i have dealt with people who hurt me
Me: Why is everything so difficult.
Original post by User_name001
Me: Why is everything so difficult.
Original post by Lophocolea
If you read it "four two" you get a philosophical point. "For two". Not necessarily romantic, I don't think. I think Adams is hinting that the meaning of life in his eyes lies in what we do with and for our fellow humans.
Adams has a good sense for hypocrisy, I give him that. If that is really the meaning behind the number/s.
Original post by Kallisto
This is easy to answer, if that is everything: it is the number 42.
You are welcome!
You are welcome!
Haha! I just finished reading the series recently! What a coincidence!!!
Original post by User_name001
Me: Why is everything so difficult.
same lol
As a serious answer, “how to play the organ” — I love “church music”, hymns and instrumental pieces, but was so very bad at the piano that music lessons were quietly dropped.
My dad was a fair amateur pianist and I have a cousin who’s a retired opera singer so I can’t say we’re not a musical family, I’m just hopeless!
A silly answer would be “where missing socks go”.
My dad was a fair amateur pianist and I have a cousin who’s a retired opera singer so I can’t say we’re not a musical family, I’m just hopeless!
A silly answer would be “where missing socks go”.
I wish I spoke my parents' language. They never taught me (or my younger sister) Sinhala, which makes it harder to have a strong sense of (pride in) our Sri Lankan identity, or interact with certain family members when we go there on holiday 
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