Mine would totally be the opposite of where my life is now. I’d be thrilled to be play games, whereas I barely play one. I’d be watching lots of shows and movies, whereas now I don’t at all. Any idea I have about going to the gym or doing something active, I’d do it, whereas now I am idealistic about it.
I couldn’t even picture what perfect would be like? I guess having infinite wishes like some sort of goated genie? I think whatever I would say is the “perfect” life today, might not be the case tomorrow, so I guess the ability to always live my perfect life would be a perfect life.
Obviously that is hypothetical and not actually realistic. However, right now, I’d love to be no longer lonely, have plenty of great friendships, be comfortable financially, check off some bucket list items, have a gf, be able to live a simple life and e.g. go smoke weed in nature whenever I feel like it (just an example of having freedom, and free time). However, non of those seem attainable rn. And it must be next to impossible to have all those things - people in that situation must be pretty damn lucky.
That’s the trick. Humans normalize anything and we seek novelty so the perfect life has to take in changes.
Yeah exactly. Plus we’d have to start small with our wishes else the world would become boring fast.