Are you trying to defeat the purpose of this instance? I mean, anyone could just pop a question as the header and then in the body context, just state their answer.

“If you could retire from work right now while retaining the same income for the rest of your life, what would you spend your time doing?”

Personally I could see myself doing several things:

I would start buying used camera gear, verify it to be working and set up a camera library, where members could learn how to use cameras and borrow them for their own projects, it would require a membership fee, but nowhere near the cost of actually buying a proper camera and lens. After a while I could see the library expanding and setting up a studio for simple but professional video productions, and so on.

Another option would be to start traveling Europe and take photos of cool stuff, maybe write an online journal or so, exploring modern history and other cool stuff.

A third option would be to start building suitcase model railways.

Anyone saying that they would just stay at home watching TV or gaming are idiots, you need a goal to work towards, else you can just check into a care home facility and ignore the rest of the world.

“What do you do in your free time?”

Right now it’s chores/housework and occasional travel. And dreaming of early retirement.

What is your life’s purpose?

I used to ask friends about it because I was in a bad spot. I got “to have fun” “nothing” and “I’m depressed, so I’m looking for one”. There’s no right or wrong, but it can be incredibly helpful to motivate you day-to-day actions if you feel stuck not knowing what to do.

Mine is “to be helpful to other people”. I wanna leave the world knowing I armed the right people with tools to make major positive change. So a lot of my time I dedicate to technical tasks that my friends need help with, and it gives me meaning.

Some can be selfish, some less impactful and some nonsensical. But I think especially people who can’t get out of bed are the ones potentially having the biggest positive influence on the world, and so these people need a reason. And then if you do a small thing every day, you’ll feel like you’re on track, and that feeling is important.

Sry for the rambling but I have thought about this topic a lot ^^’

e.g. “What does love mean to me?” (To me the most obvious question.) For me it means choice and then effort. I choose my partners every day and I hope they make that choice too. Then comes the effort to make the choice known, in little as well a big gestures.

(Does this make sense?)

“Am I so out of touch? No, it’s the children who are wrong!”

What do you want your life to look like in 10 years and what are you doing to get there?

Short version of my answer: Same as today but with a house. Saving money and renovating current apartment.

What’s your selfcare?

The question I like to ask, more to understand how people think than actually caring about the answer, is how many humans is the right number on earth?

What does happiness look like?

The things that bring joy can be fleeting or lasting, healthy or unhealthy. Joy might be family or it might be peace. Wealth in money or rich in love.

If you don’t know what happiness looks like, you:ll have a hell of a time exercising your god-given right to pursue it.

(My answer withheld for opsec reasons. And because today was a very sad day.)

Where do I go after this life?

What’s the answer to Life the Universe and Everything?
Or How many roads must a man walk down?