Question

what universal emotion or experience do you want to portray in your memoir?

Explanation:

A memoir is a form of literary work (under Arts - Literature subfield) that focuses on personal experiences and emotions. Universal emotions/experiences like love, loss, hope, or self - discovery are often portrayed. For example, loss is a universal experience where many people have faced the death of a loved one, the end of a relationship, etc. Portraying loss in a memoir can resonate with readers as it's a shared human experience. Or love, which comes in many forms (romantic, familial, platonic) and is relatable across cultures and individuals.

Answer:

One could choose to portray "loss" (a universal experience where individuals face the departure of loved ones, end of relationships, or loss of opportunities, which resonates with many due to its shared human nature) or "love" (in its various forms like familial, romantic, platonic, a deeply relatable and universal emotion) or "self - discovery" (the journey of understanding one's identity, values, and purpose, a common human experience across different backgrounds) in a memoir. (Any of these or other valid universal emotions/experiences can be the answer, here taking "Loss" as an example for a concise answer)