what time of your life do you consider to be the worst time of your life?

Question

and what time of your life did you consider to be the best time?

Answer 1

I wouldn't consider any part of my life the worst part of my life. Would I have made a few different decisions in the past ? Maybe, or maybe not. But I do know that all the tragedies and hardships I have lived through in the past has made me the person I am today. I have learned how to overcome obstacles and have realized God has a reason for everything and works in mysterious ways. He will also not put you through more than you can handle. Just like gold goes through fire to become pure, we go through trials and tribulations to make us stronger people.

Everyday I live is the best time of my life because there were people who didn't wake up this morning and there will be people who don't wake up tommorrow. Plus, I know eveyday is a new day to make my life more fulfilling.

Answer 2

Well so far as a 31 yr old female, I would have to say the best times of my life were between the ages of 17-25. I had the most partying, not a care in the world, fun that I will never have again. The worst part was for like 2 years, I drifted from friends and had a very demanding boyfriend who I was only hanging out with which is why I lost everyone. We didn't do much but sit around and hang out in the neighborhood bar.

Answer 3

The worst time was last year- my mother passed away, then my father followed her 7 months later. My sister and I are adults and in college, but were still living at home, and therefore had to take on our parents' mortgage, settle their affairs, dispose of the store my father owned (an IMMENSE undertaking), and handle all manner of legal and financial messes. We also had to drop out of school temporarily to take care of all this. In addition, during all of this we were being stalked by a psychopath who was threatening to kill us but who the police were not able to arrest for a long time.

The best time of my life was probably the ninth grade- I was very happy, had good relationships will all my family members, was involved in lots of things that I enjoyed doing, and was having a positive academic experience in my classes. Interestingly enough, I would rate the present time at about the second best period of my life, even though the disasters of last year are far from over. The support group in my life makes life so much easier that I am able to be happy even when the sky is falling.

Answer 4

I am 14 and i considered 12 and 13 to be the worst so far. Cause I felt a lot more mature but couldn't do the same things i can do now. So right now is the best so far. But I am looking forward to be 18 so i can move out and buy ciggs.

Answer 5

The worst time of my life is when I was seventeen, almost an adult, but still a child. I had no idea about what the world was really about. I was niave and had my head full of silly dreams and had no common sense. The best time of my life is shortly after, when I dug my head out of the clouds. I had my son, he saved me, I no longer had silly things to worry about, I had my son. Thats the happiest thing a mother could ask for. :)

Answer 6

It is funny is how the worst points of our life are also the ones that changes us. Life takes us down some hard roads. But with those trying times we learn to connect to humans around us, we find faith in God, we become understanding of others in the same predicament. Hardship thrust us out of the security of our little nest, and just like those birds every spring...we learn that we can fly.

Answer 7

High School, by far was the worst. I'm not sure that I've had the best time yet. Probably, if I ever have a child will be the best time.

Answer 8

Middle school- pre-puberty the worst.

"Now" is going well...I am sure that the next great stage of my life will probably be when my kids leave the house for college...only 13 years to go!

Answer 9

I don't "judge" life to be worst or best. Those words are such absolutes, & all things balance. Past, present, future. To live in harmony precludes such definitions. That is how I have always lived.

Answer 10

i guess the time i was growing in all aspects i.e. physically(man i just couldn't take that my body's takin a shapes..hehehe..ya know what i mean)...; emotional n mental
this was the time when small things hurt me...wanted to elope from house...n more than anything else...i didn't enjoy my childhood as other kids did...i was more engrossed in exploring the 'moral' side of me...i was alot matured b4 my age...n i did that when i should be havin a gala time of the most memorable phase of my life...
but no regrets now...i compensated it in College...what fun!...