I'm inclined to close this question, since it's asking for purely subjective opinions. However, as we haven't firmly established community standards, and as I'm serving in a pro tempore role, I hesitate to set precedent without discussion. First, requests for improvement. Can you edit this question to indicate why anyone would want to know (why you want to know could be sufficient) a random internet person's favorite parasha? Can you indicate objective criteria that would define an ideal answer?

@IsaacMoses I've edited to address the questions in your comment. Feel free to delete both comments if you wish.

@msh210 Thanks. Can you expand the motivation beyond ~"this is something I've had smaller conversations about before"? Surely there's some relatable reason why you've had such conversations at home and why you therefore want to expand the discussion to random people on the internet. Or is the motivation behind the home discussions random/unknown, while your motivation here is to determine how typical of the world your family's responses are, now that you happen to have this data from home?

@Isaac which close reason would you think applies? Too generic?

As a leave-open reason, I think that questions such as this are helpful in getting to know one another and building an online community.

@AA I think the community could choose to interpret either "too generic" or "not constructive" as including open-ended, opinion-based questions like this. The community could also choose to include a statement in our scope to the effect of "objective questions only," which would make questions like this "off-topic." Before I push for conversation on those lines (which anyone else is welcome to do in the mean time), I want to see how strong of an example this question can be.

@IsaacMoses , primarily the latter.

@msh did you mean to exclude the variant customs that split any of vayera, mikketz, teruma, tetzaveh, ki-tisa, vayakhel, pekudei, or chukkat and only allow customs of splitting nitzavim or mishpatim?

@AA, no, I just didn't know of them. I'll edit.

Please weigh in your thoughts on these types of questions at https://judaism.codidact.com/questions/276955