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What is the happiest you've ever been?

the first six months of living in west hollywood was pure magic, I was 22, naive, creating a career (in retrospect) and california dreaming.
 
The happiest day was the day I met my man at the age of 17 and knew he was the man I was going to love for the rest of my life, I don't know how I knew, I just did. It ties with finding out he felt the same way, shortly after. 33yrs. later, he's gone, so happy days? Not so much anymore.
 
Shepherd 2 said:
May 18, 1986,
the day that Don and I agreed to a permanent arrangement for our relationship,
and then consolidated our living arrangements. The second was the day he convinced me to explore the issue of gay sex with him.

Shep+(!)(!):D
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That is so sweet, and so cool. I miss having someone to love and being loved so deeply. Best wishes to you and yours for many more years.
 
The happiest moment I think for me would be holding my little baby niece. She was probably just a couple months old. But it was the first time I had seen her so I wanted to hold her. She feel asleep on my chest for many hours and it felt so surreal holding her.
 
Syn said:
The happiest moment I think for me would be holding my little baby niece. She was probably just a couple months old. But it was the first time I had seen her so I wanted to hold her. She feel asleep on my chest for many hours and it felt so surreal holding her.
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With a kid of your own it's pure ecstasy. My brother, a frat guy through and through went gaga over his son. That's one thing I can't wait for about adult life.
 
Going down the shore in my 20's with my friends. We had a shore house for the week. 3 of us chipped in but about 7 of us stayed there. I slept on the couch and I was cool with that.

We played beach volleyball at night and some of the people even went skinny dipping in the ocean at night. Everyone was straight and I was not out to most of them, but it was a great time.

We had other friends come over to visit and had a cool party one night hanging out on the deck.
 
rogeruk said:
i am allways happy
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If one is never sad, how does one know what happiness even feels like? Seems foolish.

As pour moi, I'd have to say... Seventeen, the summer I came out. Terribly stressful, but I felt so free. I was also getting high... all the time. I had next to no worries. Didn't know I'd never feel that way again.

And then, pretty steady ever since I moved away to the big city for college. I felt really free and liberated during the period where I was fucking my loneliness away, I was happy but frustrated that nothing ever lasted, am always pretty happy during school because I love it and feel very stimulated, and right now I'm in the best relationship I've ever had and when I'm with him everything is perfect.
 
Mine was when my ex-boyfriend told me that he loves me, but then he dumped me a few months later. :(
 
saymyname said:
If one is never sad, how does one know what happiness even feels like? Seems foolish.
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I did not have to have my heart broken to know that I was in love. Nor did losing my grand-dad show me what happiness was. It only showed me what sadness was.
 
It's impossible to pick just one,
as there was the day my son came into our lives
and then the day my daughter came into our lives
then the day I came out of the closet
and the day I got my divorce
 
Carefree days in high school after I stopped participating in school activities and started hanging around with the only group of friends I ever really felt I had things in common with or felt a connection with. When I refused to consider I was gay, and things were so simple. Before all my friends joined the military and the group kinda dissipated. Before everyone started getting married while I sit on the sideline...

Also at Bonnaroo 2008 I felt completely at peace. A massive festival with limited security and yet I didn't witness a single conflict or an ounce of hostility. Everyone was nice to each other and it made me evaluate what's important for four days. Listening to Pearl Jam sing 'Black' and EVERYONE sing alone to the part where Veder sings "ohhhh I'm spinnin" gave me chills, haha.
 
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