1998 - 2007 Those were the years when I felt like life was an adventure. I had so much to do then and was a really overjoyed kid, then in mid 2008 life started to become dull and still does feel that way. I wish I could go back to becoming a kid though it was like earth was Heaven before...

Super off topic:
@CapnPancakes and @3Dash
I added you both.

Heh, pretty much this. The joys of being a child and not having to worry about futures, bills, money, jobs, etc.
If I could only pick one through, it would be 2008. The year Super Smash Bros. Brawl was released. ^^
Thanks to that game, I got through the crappy secondary school years I had. I was young, and kept to myself so when someone made fun of me (which was pretty much every weekday), I ignored it and quietly built up a fair bit of rage. When I couldn't take any more, Brawl's fun times managed to limit my rage to giving my school bully a black eye as opposed to outright finishing him and burning the school down. Everything went better from there.

Thank you, Smash Bros. for making my secondary school years more bearable.

Out of my almost 16 years, I hate them all. All of them.

On one end, I'm filling the void of all the things I could never do as a child, yet on the other, I want nothing to do with high school and the cruel, terrible human nature of teens. But life isn't a book where you can skip a chapter if you don't like it; you're forced to live through every moment until you are driven far beyond the doors of insanity by reality's sadistic tendencies. It physically hurts me when we watch documentaries about issues in high school. I cringe every time someone tries to justify bullying. My body fills itself with rage when I hear stuff like "YOLO."

I just want to grow up already and leave the hell known as high school. I just want to skip ahead already.

TL;DR: None. Not a single one in particular. Good moments are often spread out too thin.

EDIT: Wow... I sound like a psychopath...

This year is my best year. Seriously, I don't look backwards and I don't sit and fantasize about the "glory days" of the past. Today is a great day just full of opportunity. You can either Carpe Diem or you can daydream about the past. I'm reminded of a quote my old boss had on his wall. "If what you did yesterday still looks big to you, you haven't done much today."

Have a great day, everyone!

Everyone that's in high school right now and absolutely hates it, just hold on. Once you get out of those years you'll look back and realize they don't mean much in the grand scheme of things. Get out on your own and more in control of your own life and it gets a lot better.

I'm not saying what you're going through is a joke; not at all. Those years can suck. But know there is light at the end of the tunnel and once you're out of it and really living your own life things will get immensely better. Some things will still be rough, but at least you won't be dealing with the stupid issues that go along with being in the same building with hundreds of other teenagers.

As for me, I'm 33 and my best year was probably 2012. My best year before that was 2011, and so on. Life's going pretty well, career has taken off, and my second kid was born last year. 2013 will likely be even better than the last.

Alright, I'll add you and @Konata in a few hours.

No replies today, updating with 3DS. shudders

Question #378: What is the saddest movie you have seen?

Favourite was 2012 - For everyone who says high school is horrible, I offer my condolences. I don't know why but I rather enjoyed my 6 years, maybe it was by chance that I stumbled upon a group of very nice people and I made friends with them. The last year of high school tends to be the most sentimental, but I had the most fun as well. I'm hoping to replace 2012 with 2013 though, they say uni life is a nice experience.

By the way, everyone listen to Zerks. He gives good advice (Y) (and in Latin, no less!)

Dangit!

Ok, saddest movie! Rabbit Hole! I did watch Les Mis recently but I didn't feel it was that sad for some reason

I would name a different, sadder movie but that'd be spoilerrific :/

Easily Marley and Me.

There's only been a few movies that have actually brought me to tears. Two of them are Big Fish and Up.

Martyrs. Actually, the disturbing factor overides the sad!

A.I. or Up.

For some reason, I felt really sad watching Amadeus for the first time.
Les Miserables is somewhat sad.

Up is definitly my favorite Pixar Film, not only that, but i was on the verge of shedding a few tears!

I had to try really hard not to cry.

Gorillas in the Mist. I always have a hard time with any movie that involves an animal being hurt or killed.

Old Yeller.

High School Musical 3.