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What would you do?

User Profile: zeetee17
zeetee17 April 1st, 2023

If someone offered you a pill and said "You will lose you memory of bad things that happened to you, you will forget about relationships and people that hurt you, and you will get to start a new life somewhere else without those memories" would you take that pill?

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User Profile: CheerySandi
CheerySandi May 27th, 2023

@zeetee17

no, i wouldn't take this pill, because i would lose also all the precious life experiences and wisdom i gained through life. Bad events give us precious life experiences and wisdom which can't be obtained otherwise.

User Profile: highlyintuition1
highlyintuition1 May 27th, 2023

@zeetee17

thats literally unrealistic so why focus on something that will not happen? When you deal with reality and move on from how people did you or mistakes you made in the past, the sooner you can truly live a great happy life

User Profile: Divine24angel
Divine24angel May 27th, 2023

Our experiences are what make us grow surely if we took that pill, it would be like totally changing people and their oufcones. Xx

User Profile: Hope4BetterDays
Hope4BetterDays May 28th, 2023

@zeetee17

I have read most of the rejecting people for taking the pill, well they are all talking about experiences and that part of who iam is because of the pain and bad memories,


yet, i am still hoping to be able totake that pill


really

i need that pill

may be it will be avialable in heavens, and that is part of our life that we have to deal with our pain


but i assure you if this pill is available, if i can forget all my past and start over i will do that very happily without regret

@zeetee17

No. I like my authentic life and it is the journey that makes me unique.

User Profile: anthystruly
anthystruly May 31st, 2023

@zeetee17 NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

User Profile: ThomasX
ThomasX June 2nd, 2023

@zeetee17 I would be hesitant to accept such an offer. To me, memories, both good and bad, shape who we are as individuals. They serve as valuable lessons and reminders of our experiences, allowing us to grow and learn from the challenges we have faced. While painful memories can be difficult to carry, they also contribute to our resilience and strength. Erasing these memories means that all the pain that we experienced while learning a lesson is gone, and while we might have this lesson learned, we will forget about the process, and the process is way more important than the result.

Furthermore, relationships and the people we encounter, even those who may have caused us pain, have played a role in shaping our perspectives and understanding of the world. Removing those memories might mean sacrificing the valuable lessons we have learned from those experiences, hindering our ability to form healthy relationships in the future.
June 2nd, 2023

@zeetee17no

User Profile: sirine24
sirine24 June 2nd, 2023

i'll swollow it whitout any hesitation

User Profile: JayBoi7476
JayBoi7476 June 3rd, 2023

@zeetee17 No. I wish I could say yes but then I wouldn't know what I know now...