25 Things Every Human Should Try At Least Once

1.

A different haircut or hairstyle than you usually have. -u/macaronsforeveryone

2.

Not trying to be cool and just being themselves. -u/BananaTheArtist

3.

Shower beer. -u/Rocky_Road_To_Dublin

4.

Living on their own. -u/Sea-Conference3984

5.

A Japanese style toilet seat that sprays like a bidet. Wife bought me one and I was mad. Now I hate using regular toilets. -u/erichmich

6.

Go on a road trip alone, even just for a weekend. It's incredibly freeing. -u/Anticrepuscular_Ray

7.

Good night sleep. -u/Parraket253

8.

At some point in your life you gotta swallow your goddamn fears and just talk to that one cute person. The shame from rejection will hurt like a motherf**ker and it’ll make you want to crawl into a hole to die, but it’ll improve your sociability, make you more resilient and you’ll have gained more insight into yourself. -u/astralnclinant

9.

Working a job in the service industry. Mainly so you develop some level of empathy and you're less of an a**hole to service industry workers. -u/ur_boy_skinny_penis

10.

Creating art. -u/OddlyDrawnStars

11.

One day without social media or internet. -u/Truck-Tasty

12.

International travel, it really opens your eyes. -u/bolaixgirl

13.

Pedicure. -u/paka96819

14.

Skydiving! If you can afford it. -u/xyrinnia

15.

Dungeons and dragons. It’s a great game to play with your friends, explore your creativity, make a story, and have some beers. -u/Stiff_Mattress

16.

Live music. -u/uttapamrocks

17.

Riding a horse. -u/laconicflow

18.

Therapy. -u/swagpackk

19.

An extended period of time without any vices (drugs, alcohol, nicotine, gambling, etc.). Clear your mind. -u/hwnn1

20.

Deep fried Oreos. Once and then never again. -u/RUSTY-021

21.

Minding their own business. -u/wishful_soul

22.

A really nice pair of socks. -u/DrBatman0

23.

Shooting guns. I think less people will be afraid of it if they learned proper gun safety and try Shooting. -u/Nightfury0818

24.

Dancing. Stop saying you can't dance, stop saying you're too awkward or have two left feet or you're embarrassed or what the hell ever else. You and like 98% of the people in the room all feel the same way. -u/NoxRiddle

25.

Cooking. Even if you don’t need to, it’s still interesting, relaxing, and makes you appreciate the sources of the ingredients. -u/poorsenseofdirection