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I don't really have many adventures to talk about since I'm not a very adventurous kind of person (quite the opposite, very cautious) so I'll just put one here that I think would be cool to have 
What is the purpose of that adventure?
Seeing places and things I haven't seen before that are special and meaningful to me in some way. Learning and experiencing the energy of actually seeing such amazing places in person.
How do you feel about such adventure?
Inspired, interested, grateful and just complete, pure, infinite love (not that anyone gives a damn about that of course, whatever)
What are the challenges you faced?
Anytime I have to deal with people most likely since they rarely like me or want to have to be anywhere near me despite how hard I try to be a nice, sincere and accepting person. Think it just annoys most people so whatever I'm so over it already.
What are the animals you encounter?
Ohh lots! Squirrels, cats, dogs, birds and probably others as well (part of the adventure would involve going to a forest that I've talked of wanting to go to so many times here over the last damn year that there's just no point saying it yet again)
What do you know more about yourself from such adventure?
Hopefully just feel more connected and maybe even meaningful (somewhat) as a part of this world. My capacity for feeling inspiration and love would probably deepen as a result if I were ever able to somehow have such an adventure that I will probably just dream of for my whole life.
What do you know more about others from such adventure?
Kind of irrelevant since I think I already know enough about people that I know they don't like me and would rather not be around me. Since that's rather upsetting sometimes I prefer to not go down this road any further than that but thanks anyway.
What are the lessons you have learnt from such adventure?
- How much beauty, power and inspiration there is to be found in this world, especially in nature.
- How to better focus on what truly matters in life and not worry about pointless, bs nonsense.
- How to be more open to experiencing and appreciating nature and whatever it presents to me.
- How to feel at least a bit more peace and joy and a bit less pain and rejection from this world. Nature and animals, at least, accept me as I am and have unconditional love for me, I don't have to fearfully hide any of the depth of anything I think or feel and I'm infinitely grateful for such a deep and sincere love
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What is the purpose of that adventure?
Seeing places and things I haven't seen before that are special and meaningful to me in some way. Learning and experiencing the energy of actually seeing such amazing places in person.
How do you feel about such adventure?
Inspired, interested, grateful and just complete, pure, infinite love (not that anyone gives a damn about that of course, whatever)
What are the challenges you faced?
Anytime I have to deal with people most likely since they rarely like me or want to have to be anywhere near me despite how hard I try to be a nice, sincere and accepting person. Think it just annoys most people so whatever I'm so over it already.
What are the animals you encounter?
Ohh lots! Squirrels, cats, dogs, birds and probably others as well (part of the adventure would involve going to a forest that I've talked of wanting to go to so many times here over the last damn year that there's just no point saying it yet again)
What do you know more about yourself from such adventure?
Hopefully just feel more connected and maybe even meaningful (somewhat) as a part of this world. My capacity for feeling inspiration and love would probably deepen as a result if I were ever able to somehow have such an adventure that I will probably just dream of for my whole life.
What do you know more about others from such adventure?
Kind of irrelevant since I think I already know enough about people that I know they don't like me and would rather not be around me. Since that's rather upsetting sometimes I prefer to not go down this road any further than that but thanks anyway.
What are the lessons you have learnt from such adventure?
- How much beauty, power and inspiration there is to be found in this world, especially in nature.
- How to better focus on what truly matters in life and not worry about pointless, bs nonsense.
- How to be more open to experiencing and appreciating nature and whatever it presents to me.
- How to feel at least a bit more peace and joy and a bit less pain and rejection from this world. Nature and animals, at least, accept me as I am and have unconditional love for me, I don't have to fearfully hide any of the depth of anything I think or feel and I'm infinitely grateful for such a deep and sincere love