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What is your lowest point in life?
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I was at the sea once in my life. I was swimming there and I dived maybe 2-3 meters deep. So that was my lowest point in my life.
I also got terrible sunburn there. My pale skin doesn't mate with sun very well.
But apart from this silly response? IDK, I was apparently pretty fortunate in my life so far. Sure there were ups and downs, some minor, some major. The lowest I can think of was probably before my college final exams. I wasn't the best student and these major exams were pretty damn difficult. Trying to squeeze everything in my head was very, very stressful to the point I felt I was going a bit crazy.
yeah that was really fortunate life, i wish my lowest point is only about exams.
There were some other, but I did not count them as these pushed me to better future in the end or I can't remember them at all.
When I was 2-3 years I was close to the end when I pushed the kettle and got soaked with boiling water. That was probably much worse than exams, but luckily I remember nothing of it. I apparently spent some time in hospital with tubes coming into and from me in places, but in the end I recovered with nearly no scars.
lucky you, lot of people has lifetime scars because of boiling water.