Hello. This is Destiney from Seitoshi School. The happiest time for me is when I'm studying and writing my blog, as I am currently doing. Many people may feel happy when they are with family and friends. Or maybe when they can eat delicious food. In my case, I am happy when I can write my blog like this in my everyday life, which is unchanging and irreplaceable. That said, I don't feel wholehearted happiness, but rather a relieved happiness that makes me wish I could continue living like this. I am basically a person who does things at my own pace, so I don't like to conform to others. Fortunately, I am still single, so I can use my time to do what I want to do. In that respect, if I were to have children, I would definitely not be able to live the life I am living now, so I am aiming to get married as late as possible. Some people may say that marriage is not everything, and children are not everything. I like my current life alone, but even if I continue to live the same way, I am currently writing my blog and planning to study for qualifications. Impermanence of all things. Even if you feel like you are living the same life and nothing has changed, in my case, I am not lazily watching the internet or TV, but am accumulating assets such as studying and blogging. If you look at it day by day, there may not be much change, but if you look at it over a year or two, you should have grown a lot. However, in another survey I was asked before how I compared it to a year ago. I don't feel like anything has changed since a year ago, but I feel that my skills have improved a lot. I wrote something like that, but rather than saying that I'm the same as a year ago, it might be more accurate to say that I don't remember what it was like a year ago. In that sense, I've been devoting myself to studying and researching my hobbies, and this past year has been fun. I showed a level of immersion that makes me forget if I ate a meal an hour ago. I would be happy if I can continue to live a fun life a year from now and be able to say with confidence that I have grown a lot in the past year. After all, life is a game. I think it's best to live a fun life. Let's call it optimism. In the West, freedom is considered to be precious, but I want to cherish the feeling of having fun the most. I'm still in my early 30s, so I want to keep going at full speed. When that happens, I want to feel a gentle happiness that isn't too strong. That's all. If I have any advice for readers, it would be to find something that you can immerse yourself in. You'll have a fun time every day. Bye.
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