So I noticed a thread asking what people's favorite year was. I'm doing something different and asking what your least favorite one was. My least favorite year was 2010. I'd rather not get in on the details, but I had a lot of issues both mentally and emotionally. I dealt with major depression and came very close to ending my own life. Things are a lot better now thankfully.

Uhhh like every year from middle school until 11th grade lol. So like 2011 to 2015. No specific reasons for that, I just didn't really have a solid group of friends like I do now, and middle school is just a tough time. Every year has its ups and downs, and I haven't hadn't one specific year that was overwhelmingly terrible (yet).

2016, iirc. I threatened to kill myself and my family, I went to a mental hospital where I and others were mistreated, and I hated society as a whole. The suffering I endured by being even mildly mistreated by others was magnified by my opinions and habits, and I wanted to die.

Since then, I have learned to see the good in people I once hated. Enjoying life is sometimes very hard, but we don't have to make it harder. To think I could come to trust and love people I thought were responsible for my misery! I've come so far. I trust that we all can grow past where we were to become something glorious.

I'd just like to give a quick shoutout to 2019 for being semi-ass so far.

I mean I'm enjoying myself just fine on here and with other friends online, but there's been some s*** happening within IRL friend groups as well as family that's been bugging me. I've always been bad at reaching out to people, friends, anyone if we're not forced to see each other so for the most part if I'm not playing games with people online I'm just chilling on my own with my dog.

I wouldn't say this is my worst year yet because I've definitely had some immense highs so far but those have always been coupled with some lows on the sides. All in all I've been relatively mentally healthy throughout my life and this is the first time where I felt out of place somehow IRL. It's weird and I hope it'll go away at some point. I promised myself I'd be more social when I got to university and for the last months of 2018 I held myself to that and met some new people in class, but I haven't seen any of them since probably April at this point. I hope I can redeem myself next year but I'm not as confident about that as I was a year ago.

Definitely this one. Going through a lot of rough family stuff and it's been a very depressing year for me overall.

Don't care to go into the details beyond that. I can only hope that next year will be better...

It's definitely been 2019 as far as losses go with us. We lost 2 rescue kittens early on, our beloved Australian Shepherd Rodney (age 19), our Maine Coon Gizmo (age 12) and we lost a very good friend to COPD. RIP one and all....

That would be easy, it's 2017.

The reason I said 2017 is because of multiple things.
The year started out of my Uncle divorcing my Aunt-in-law because she was cheating on him with another man, and that whole thing spiral out of control.

Then 6 month after that in June, my Grandmother (my Mother's mother) passed away from a stroke, she was in her mid-80's, so due to age, and her health prior to her death was deteriorating, I was kinda expected that, but she passed way too soon. With her death, it caused my family to go from a 4th generation living family down to a 3rd generation living family (because all 4 of my grandparents passed)

Then just 2 weeks later after my Grandmother passed away, my Mother suddenly passed away out of nowhere from heart failure and she was in her late 50's, and how much that has taken me both physically and mentally, it has completely torn me apart, and even to this day, I can't seem to shake the depression of my Mother's passing off. To anyone that has lost a parent (or both parents) knows on how I felt after loosing my Mother even 2 years later.

To me, I think 2017 will be set in stone as being my worst year of my life, and no other year will come close.

I'd have to say last year was the worst year for me. 2018 was a lot worse than 2019. Even with the neck injury I had back in May, 2018 was more depressing for me. Nothing went right that year until about the end when I started my current job. The job I had before that sucked, and it wasn't enough to support myself. The work was a lot harder, and it was such an unpleasant atmosphere to work in.

Everybody just kept bringing me down especially my own family. I still have to live with them now, but I'm not spending as much time around them and have begun to experience more in the outside world. I survived the car crash/toxic relationship I was in this year and am starting to see things more clearly. I'm better off by myself because I was right all along and just lost my way this year.

Most of that had to do with what happened in 2018. I wanted to experience the outside world, but I got mixed up with the wrong people. I still had to get in that accident to see that, but in 2018 I was not learning anything. I felt like I was dying from the inside out. It was the worst around the first of April that year. The summer wasn't much better, but at least I was working. Then, I got the job I'm at now in October. Before that I would have given 2018 a big thumbs down!

My least favourite year would probably be 2018, a lot was happening in my life and I was really depressed a lot since many things went wrong for me at the time or they just really weren't working out very well and it was really stressful most of the time.

If I had to pick only one year I would say probably 2015 I kinda secluded myself away from people and started cutting ties to friends I should of long ago but because of it I had no one to really turn to but throughout the year and the next I started meeting and befriending many of my closet friends today.

For me, I would say that my least favorite year would be 2013. It was the year that I graduated high school and while graduation is great, I haven't seen many of my best friends since then and there were a few other minor annoyances that overall made the year pretty depressing for me.

If I had to choose one, I'd honestly choose 2010, the year I graduated high school. 2009, one of the best years of my life had just ended. I was a star cross country runner, but I was pretty much entirely friendless, and what few friends I did have I lost at the end of the year because I caught a dick's attempt at messing with our high school year book (basically, he made a big block of text. The first letter of every line spelled out "f*** *HS". That kid lost his scholarship. Everyone hated me for it.

Then I went to college, and suffered from crippling depression from not knowing how to live on my own essentially, and dropped out.

I also got into a terrible relationship that consumed three years of my life that was based on my need for validation and acceptance by somebody, anybody.

2012 was my least favorite year. I was tired of getting bullied, and so I tried changing who I was to become popular. I made a lot of bad decisions in the process, and most of the year's awfulness was my fault. I also wasn't very good to my family. This continued in 2013. Thankfully, towards the end of middle school, I wanted to be the best person I could be and develop faith in God. Since then, I've been myself and have enjoyed having genuine friends surrounding me!

my least favorite year was 1992. i was my bad year in my life. i become special ed and mental illness at 8 year old. i had problems in school and drama like teacher named mr. olsen. he shouldn't have a teaching deploma if he hurt students in classroom and the was a timeout box in the classroom at potter road school. i could sued that school because it breaks school by law rules.

I think I had an absolutely awful 2018. The year in terms of global events wasn't too bad, but I had an absolutely tough time in my own personal life. Breakups, losing friends, doing horrible in college - the whole nine yards. The breakup was with a girl of four years, and it came very suddenly, so I wasn't mentally prepared for it at all. I would learn later that it was absolutely for the best that it happened and I was subconsciously losing my love for the relationship anyway, and was instead only staying because it felt comfortable, but at the time I hadn't realized that and was obviously taking it rough. I was losing friends because we had a bunch of disagreements and it ended up being a whole thing among the entire group until I had decided that I would just leave the group entirely and not speak to any of them in DMs either. As with the break-up, I would absolutely not regret this choice once I was over the short-term effects of losing some friends, but at the time it certainly hurt a lot. As for college, I already am not great at math and subjects revolving around it, but that on top of the massive amount of motivation lost from just being put into such horrible social situations really made it so that I almost didn't even care about any of my classes. I think Spring 2018 I failed two classes, which is just absolutely awful - my GPA is still suffering because of it. 2019 wasn't much better as I had still been feeling bad from the consequences of 2018 (and was still failing college classes as a result of my lowered motivation), but this year has been marginally better.

my least favorite year was 2003. i got through a breakup and she didn't tel me why. i though her mother was involved in it. i did find out in 2018 she wasn't ready for relationship after 2 years dating at cardinal cushing school and training center. i understand why she did and i do respect on her end now too.

I think it's safe to say this year at this point. We still have more than 2 months to go and we all know how bad this year has been. For me, the virus and shutdowns were only a small portion of of what made this year so stupid. Throughout June there were riots in my city and curfews as a result, there were all sorts of problems with transportation as a result of both the virus and maintenance. I also haven't been doing well in school and lost one of my jobs.

I just can't wait for this nightmare to be over.

Just about every year from the past decade as a whole can qualify easily, especially the last half. However, the least favorite (more like worst) year is 2020, and it hasn't even finished yet!

We can all blame Winnie The Pooh for unleashing a weak virus that caused the whole planet to panic, resulting in trillions of dollars worth of damage, countless companies shutting down, lockdowns that fail to stop the spread of the virus, made up death certificates, child abuse by making them isolate themselves from others over a virus that hasn't been known to kill children, apps made to take away peoples' freedom of movement by making them have to get permission first before being allowed to go to such places as the RESTAURANT...!

I could go on for much longer than this, but other people have already went in deeper detail on what atrocious acts and events had happened this year, so I'll leave it at this.

And yes, I deliberately referred to Xi Jipig as Winnie The Pooh.

You tell me.

https://covidactnow.org/?s=1173285

Some people think that this is handling a pandemic well. We're the laughing stock of the world, and our President is denouncing medical officials.