Discussion What's the most interesting thing that's ever happened to you?

[UnravelingWinter]

It's not the most interesting thing, but when I tried to kill myself via hypothermia, after a certain point the cold water felt refreshing. I was neither cold nor warm, but for some reason having the cold water on my head and face felt like drinking cool water in a desert. It was the most refreshing feeling even though my core body temp at that point was 90F / 32.2C. Still wouldn't recommend this method.

 

[motel rooms]

Aliens abducted me & made me probe them.

 

[Dr Iron Arc]

I once got randomly matched into a Pokémon Unite match with this streamer I follow and some of his other content creator friends who I also recognized. My team beat them pretty solidly but to be fair, some people on their team had almost zero experience with the game. It was pretty nice since they noticed my ingame username (it's not this one) and laughed about it too.

 

[GentleJerk]

Apart from my daughter being born with a rare condition, and surviving all the odds- a real life damn UFO nearly landed in front of us while my ex and I were chilling in my backyard one night https://sanctioned-suicide.net/thre...gs-that-cant-be-explained.82454/#post-1474600

 

[UnravelingWinter]

Apart from my daughter being born with a rare condition, and surviving all the odds- a real life damn UFO nearly landed in front of us while my ex and I were chilling in my backyard one night https://sanctioned-suicide.net/thre...gs-that-cant-be-explained.82454/#post-1474600

Very interesting, but honestly that would scare the crap out of me!!

 

[FuneralCry]

I do not see life as being interesting at all. Nothing about life is interesting to me. I have lived a very empty existence which is basically just meaningless suffering. It is all so depressing.

 

[Deadly_Intention]

Nothing yet

 

[callme]

I've began losing my memory. What did you want to ask?

 

[Circles]

Not interesting per se but once when I was hiking a saw a herd of deer run past me. It was beautiful.

 

[whatevs]

Witnessing a poltergeist and the Mandela Effect.

 

[lili]

I think when I had serotonin syndrome that was very wild and surreal experience. I've never had an experience like it again. It was a very strange drug overdose where i was in the hospital I couldn't sleep in five days. Every time i closed my eyes i entered a very hyper realistic reality, where if i moved my body would also move in real life. It was beautiful i could see the sea and touch the sand and smell, but too intense so i had to always stay awake.

Also my face looked really freaky and scary. I couldn't walk without my leg twitching everywhere. The first day I was talking so fast people reminded me to breath in between words.

Would not recommend anyone overdosing on SSRIs in case this happens.

 

[symphony]

It's not the happiest of stories but probably fits the bill of most interesting. When I was maybe 12 or so there was a shooting in the hotel I was staying in, while I was in the hotel.

 

[onlyanimalsaregood]

Nothing that I remember :/