The perfect life for me would be, Going back to my old school, School starting later in the day around 2 or 3 in the afternoon, and having people actually listen to my music.

If life was perfect with no restrictions...I would go certifiably insane, if I am not already under that category.

Don't get me wrong; there is a lot I would love to change about my life, but a part of what makes change great is the challenge, and the knowledge that it was not the fell clutch of circumstance, but you, that overcame the burdens.

I would gladly lay down the prototypical responses, which is illustrated well in John Lennon's "Imagine" on what I would desire to change in the world, but that, admittedly rare, feeling of accomplishment felt for those few seconds or minutes are often worth the days, months, or years spent trying to get there.

If that does not qualify as an adequate response, then simply this: I want true freedom. I want to be able to go where I please, do what I do when I want...I want to control my fate and not let it be in the hands of some person in a suit who looks past my prostate form. I want to be who I am, and not be given a hard time for it. We, as humans, are limited on what we can achieve often because of a fear of judgement from others. I want life to be free from that. I want life to be free.

That is what I want.

aili :

I'm not gonna ask for perfection, Utopia or whatever... just that people respect each others rights. There would still be a lot of difficulties that such allows for, such as material inequality for example.

Life would be boring. Whats the point of a perfect world? Theres no suspense. No excitement. Nothing but perfection, which would get really boring.

There is no such thing that could be totally "perfect" yes.
It is intresting to see though how different people interpret the concept.

"if life were perfect with no restrictions" basically asks what is it that you want but can't do or have or make happen.
so in some cases, "perfect" would not be boring. e.g. fighting against hunger and poverty, if we could get rid of them, I would be happy.
but we can't, etc.

I would wish for everything to be peaceful and for people to get along better and not treat others badley even if "those" treat them that way.

In a perfect world...

- Everyone will have two biological children. No more, no less. However, there will still be adoption.
- Everyone will look to others to make them happy over material things.
- Everyone will be entitled to a free, quality education.
- Everyone will have the same religion, or no religion; either/or.
- No will mean yes and yes will obviously mean yes (I'm joking of course with this one lol)!

I think these qualities would allow humanity to prosper without succumbing to self-destruction. I also took leggy's comment under consideration so that life wouldn't be too boring.