Is your life interesting?

@WriterOfTheNight I've raised 6 kids, THAT's been interesting.

I've built a career that normally requires a lot more education than I actually have. I'm a high school grad, I've led teams where the people working for me all had masters degrees. THAT's been interesting. I built this career by teaching myself, programming, electronics, and higher math.

I've been married twice. Once to a toxic narcissist. THAT was interesting. A second time to one of the sweetest people I've ever known. It's interesting to have this almost saintly person to compare yourself to.

So, yes, I'd call my life interesting.

@WriterOfTheNight

For me it's mostly being unique, living my fullest potential! I don't mean overworking myself or even pushing myself too much, just listening to my intuition and trusting my path as I make decisions and move along!! Also, having close people whom I trust and feel compatible with, to share memories and love!

@WriterOfTheNight

My way of having an interesting life is that I do anything that i find normal (even tho others would find it crazy) without the fear of judgement :P

Yes!

@WriterOfTheNight You wouldn't believe me if I told you.

If you try to live every today a little bit better than the yesterday, things should start turning interesting.

*Atleast that has been my experience so far. Every time I tried to go just a little bit further!

@WriterOfTheNight The concept of a subject being "interesting'" is extraordinarily subjective and varies greatly between people. A lot of things I find interesting most dont and vice versa. My life is not particularly interesting to me, though that could just be the normalization of a lot of things that aren't normal due to constant exposure. Of course I'd never be able to tell between whats normal and whats not as its all the same to me. Hmm but I do suppose one thing that does give my life a tad bit of uniqueness is that I have schizophrenia. Did you know it only affects less than 1% of the population? And early onset of it is even more rare, yet I got both. An early onset of schizophrenia. A mystery indeed. And on top of that, I find rarely any stories or experiences of people with disease itself. Even with its rarity, some stories should be evident. There are some famous people who've suffered from it, such as son of Albert Einstein, Eduard Einstein. But nothing about their actual experiences and both maddening and intriguing. Especially since this disability certainly does change a lot of things, at least for me, causing me to experience things vert differently than other people. A curse, but an utterly intriguing one

I moves to Japan for a year at the age of 60. What a ride!!

@WriterOfTheNight

i live near a wooded area, occasionally ill see deers grazing near my back yard, but they used to get scared and run away whenever i came too close.

i once made a clicking noise at a doe, and it seemed to get mad... but out of curiosity, i did it again.... eventually it got tired of me and started ignoring me.

ever since then the deer near my back yard have been much calmer around people. ill catch them staring at me some times when I'm outside.... i wonder what they're thinking