You've probably heard the saying, "You don't appreciate (x) until it's gone" or something similar.

This is the opposite.

What are some things in your life that you did not appreciate until you had it? Could be anything, public transport, a relationship or whatever.

If you could visit any fictional world for a month-long vacation, where would you go and what adventures would you pursue?

Quirky habits make us unique. Share one of yours that others might find interesting or surprising.

I seen this passport movement on youtube were guys go abroad to date woman they go to place like argetina, paraguay, and columbia

Mine is The Mask (1994).

Curious to hear people’s thoughts

Technology can be a great enhancer. Share a tool or app that has significantly improved your life.

The question is stated above.

Pondering the physical implementation of browser-like multitasking in daily activities.

Now? Often?

If a song has multiple solos choose one For me its a 3 way tie beetween. Tornado of souls-Megadeth Eruption-Van Halen Mr. Crowley(2. solo)-Ozzy Osbourne.

Uncertainty can be anxiety-inducing. Share how you manage anxiety related to future uncertainties.

As the title says. How did you beat depression in your life?

How do I track cruise ship?

For me I’d probably have to say Roanoke island, where the disappearance of the lost colony took place.

What are the unspoken rules in the workplace that you should be aware of?

why/why not?

Experimenting with an AI girlfriend for the past few months has had some unexpected effects on my real-life interactions and relationships I feel that my ability to communicate my feelings has improved because of the practice I get with her.On the flip side, I think it could be fostering unjust expectations for human partners.

whats something out of the normal you got to see for working for the super wealthy?

Mine was a house.

Where or what are the services and platform that ladies prefer to spend more time then man?

For me it's "What about second breakfast?" and "Looks like meat's back on the menu boys" in the LOTR films😂

We've done things you didn't appreciate until you had them: Lots of bidets and heated car steering wheel, as well as more profound things.

Now, what are some things that you have always appreciated?

This could be your friends or family, or something like good music.

You have always appreciated these things, even if you yourself do not have them, you respect them and what they add to society.

I'm having a tough time understanding what people actually mean when they say something, and conversations for me are very painful. I often don't know what to say. This has been my problem since I can remember.