My strongest memories are sad events. I
think this happens on me because I tend to take happy things normal and don’t
value them as much. However, when bad things happen I tend to notice them and
remember them so I can try to prevent them from happening for a second time. Looking
back on my childhood, I remember once I was chasing a soccer ball in Germany
and then I tripped myself and tumbled down the slope covered with rocks and
stuff and I broke my legs and that hurt so much. That’s probably why I remember
it. I also remember that I dropped a hot dog on the bank of the Danube, and I
don’t know why I remember this. Now that I think about it my memories aren’t
really sad events nor happy; they are kind of random. I don’t know why. Those
two events are probably considered sad for me as a kid but not anymore. I think
they stand out because at that moment I cared a lot about what just happened,
but again, I think I remember them because those events basically gave me what I
didn’t want. If everything just goes smoothly, I would just take it for granted
and don’t give much appreciation to it.
You went to Germany before!?
回覆刪除I think sad events normally stands out of our memories because we usually take happy things for granted and we remember the sad events because it hurts. I do agree with you that the things you care about at the time will also stands out from the rest of the memories