If
you could spend one year in perfect happiness and afterward remember nothing
of the experience, would you do it?
It
depends- how would it change me? If it would just be a year of bliss,
then I probably wouldn't mind, because I wouldn't have to deal with the
memories when things weren't as good... but if there were lasting effects
from that year? Maybe not...
Jeremy,
14
Highlands Ranch, CO USA
No!
What is happiness if you can't remember it?
Melodi,
19
Gahanna, OH USA
Experience
without memories? Recipe for disaster!
Jill,
61
Saylorsburg, PA USA
Sure
why not. To say otherwise would mean our life is only about our memories.
It is also about the moments, even if we don't remember them all.
Felicia,
36
Lowell, MA USA
Why
not? I'd have had pleasure at the time, even if I didn't remember it later.
Jane,
62
West Linn, OR USA
Sure,
cause I'd always hope that I would remember some of it, or be able to
keep the good feelings from it.
Janet,
44
E. Brunswick, NJ USA
Why
would you waste a perfectly good year of your life on something you will
have no recollection of? Not me...I want to remember everything!
Tracy,
24
Ocean City, NJ USA
I
think of the last year and how happy it's been. ..and I'd hate to miss
it. If I couldn't remember the last year, I wouldn't remember my wedding.
I wouldn't remember 12 of the 14 or so months since we finally got together.
No, I'd rather have the bad things that keep it from being perfect happiness
(like endometriosis, having to find a place to live, and stuff like that)
and remember the whole year.
Karen,
22
Ames, IA USA
That
depends on if I can go back to a normal, nothing to be Unhappy about experience.
Firelady,
24
Frisco, TX USA
What
would be the point, if you couldn't remember it? I don't think I would,
because I'd miss out on a whole year of real life.
Judy,
62
Easton, KS USA
No.
It would be a wasted year.
Alias
Irrelevante
Sure.
I can't remember most of the happy things that happen to me anyway (bad
things only, it's a curse) so I think it'd be just gravy.
Angela,
18
Bella Vista, AR USA
As
long as I can get the time off from work, sure.
Ryan,
29
Morton, IL USA
As
long as I didn't lose all memories prior to that year of perfect happiness...
sure!!
Fisch,
47
Preston, CT USA
No.
Your life is built on expierence.....memories.
Christine,
37
Syracuse, NY USA
No.
Christopher,
28
San Mateo, CA USA
Yes
I would - gladly. But only if I could remember nothing afterwards. If
I could remember all the joy I had experienced, it would be very hard
to come back to my drab, humdrum life.
Reba,
50+
Silver Spring, MD USA
Sure,
as long as it didnt mean I'd be miserable the rest of my life. Even if
I didn't remember it, I could be happy for the time and enjoy that moment.
Cara,
18
Valparaiso
Ive
heard this question before, i think its from a question book :P No. Memories
are the most important part.
Talia,
25
Stamford, CT USA
YES!
Sign me up! I look forward to hammocks and lounging!
Triana,
29
Austin, TX USA
Nope.
It would ruin it. I'd be great for awhile, but then I'd start dreading
the end of the year because I'd know that It would be over and I wouldn't
remember it. Besides, I think I'm about as happy now as I've ever been
in my life and that's close enough for me.
Doug2,
29
Overland Park, KS USA
Oh,
definitely! I never pass up a chance at happiness!
Tam
Sure.
I mean, that one year would be perfect, right?
Nicci,
27
Las Vegas, NV USA
Yes.
Em,
16
Harrisburg, PA USA
yes i would
Brad,
21
Sydney AUSTRALIA
Yes.
Memories of happiness are always bittersweet anyway.
Cancer,
20
NYC, NY USA
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