How did 2019 turn out for you?

[Senator Spark]

Very well. Had an excellent summer, had a wonderful relationship, and ending it single and alone. Not being sarcastic.

[junior chįmp]

Dullest year of my life tbh

[Tender Branson]

Mixed.

Cannot say good or bad.

Financially pretty good though.

[America Needs R'hllor]

Personally/professionally, it has been a very good year for me .

However, in terms of national/internationa news, community news and other news its been a rough year for the broader society .

Yeah pretty much this. Probably the best year for my academic, romantic and social life. But the international situation is gross

[Progressive Pessimist]

Not as terrible as 2016 or 2017, but worse than 2018. The biggest highlight (in a bad way) is the fact that my dad closed his business and caused me to lose my job. Furthermore he is moving to Florida in a month or two. That alone is reason enough for this year to be trash to me.

[YE]

I nearly flunked out of college during the first half of the year and I kinda still feel isolated on campus. A little better than last year but overall, it wasn't a good year by any stretch.

[DINGO Joe]

I can't complain, but sometimes I still do.  Life's been good to me so far. 

[Hammy]

Not great but at least ended far better than it started, which was a 2018-carryover seven month long
 near constant anxiety/panic relapse thanks to several things going on in my personal life.

[bagelman]

Unlike many other years of the decade like 15 and 16 which were "meh", 2019 had both great and horrible times, making it a real mixed bag. Take 2019 without January, February or December (especially Jan.) and it's solidly better than 2018.

[OSR stands with Israel]

Amazing year , and definitely the best year I have had since 2015 and things only got better as the year went a long .   

[morgankingsley]

Amazing year , and definitely the best year I have had since 2015 and things only got better as the year went a long .   

I agree with the getting better part but not the amazing part

[Mike Thick]

I stripped onstage during an improv show in March and it just got progressively worse from there

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

With 2019 safely behind us, a recap:
-Got the job I wanted, switched to day shift, got the duties I wanted.
-Finished my master's degree and wrote a thesis.
-Started a doctoral program.
-Tried to play tennis.
Nevertheless, definitely felt like dating/romance-wise things weren't going so well, and were on a downward slope. Went on one date after April.

All around, a good year, but now that I'm on day shift I'll have to be making an effort to rejoin society.

[jamestroll]

Pretty eventful.

Lost both of my parents. Mother was only 64 but had various ailments and was schizophrenic. My father was 80 and had a spinal injury. In other words, heart breaking losses back to back. But still, 80 is slightly above average lifespan for my father's demographics especially with his injuries. Also my mother was so mentally and phyically ill that I can truly say she is in a better place now.

I was hospitalized for a few days.

Did travel a bit more than usual.

Got promoted and moved out east.

[Peanut]

Really good first half, average second half.

[Co-Chair Bagel23]

Pretty good, but 2020 is going to be very stressful as I prepare my college applications, begin my senior year, and in November send the applications off to either be accepted or denied from a half dozen schools that I have a strange belief will make or break my future.

Trust me, it won’t. Anyways incredibly mediocre year, one of the most eventful years of my life yet still boring, 4/10.

[Technocracy Timmy]

A massive upward trajectory compared to 2018.

[Badger]

Meh.

[Skunk]