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Life is very unpredictable; we don't know exactly how much time we have left. That’s why we always hear people say we must appreciate the moments and our time, which can never be recovered once it's spent. I believe there are several things in my mind that I would like to do before leaving this world. I’d like to find a true human connection—more than just something sentimental, something like a genuine friendship. Some might say having our loved ones is enough, but getting to know someone and building that bond of trust and affection is something I have genuinely never experienced.

Of course, I’ve had friendships, but they were never something that lasted over time. They were friendships of "stages," tied to very specific moments, and that’s where they stayed. I would like to get to know someone so that, by showing them who I really am, they can also find in me a person who reminds them that it’s worth it to trust—even if we often cross paths with the wrong people. I’ve had this thought for a long time. I don't know if it's because I’m nearing thirty and it would be very special to have a friend to trust and support mutually, but the world is very complicated nowadays. People expect all sorts of things except for a real connection, loyalty, and reciprocity.

If it were my last weekend, I would like to take a trip with that friend, along with my family; it would be my way of saying goodbye to the earth. In a beautiful place I’ve dreamed of visiting, like Canada—for some reason, I’ve always been interested in seeing it. I’d love the experience of waking up one morning with my loved ones and a friend, looking out at the most beautiful view of snow so white it looks unreal. It would be a very beautiful memory for me, my family, and that friend I mentioned.

I would also like to enjoy a concert with them—maybe My Chemical Romance, Taylor Swift, Raye, Selena Gomez, or Adele. I think it would be something so incredible and magical to connect with so many people through music, which has often saved me from my darkest moments. I feel that a concert is not a waste of time; that memory stays engraved in your mind forever. I’d like to have the chance to live it. If it were all in one weekend, it would be visiting Canada with my loved ones and a friend, and going to a concert together. That would be a beautiful way to bring the story of my life to a close.

—This is my answer to the question: Imagine this was your last weekend on the planet - What will do you do and why?, posed by @galenkp in their post. 🤗

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