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Here are the rules:
1. Leave me a comment saying, "Interview me."
2. I will respond by asking you 5 questions of a very personal nature.
3. You will update your LJ with the answers to the questions.
4. You will include this and an offer to interview someone else in the post.
5. When others comment asking to be interviewed, you will ask them 5 questions.
1. What does it take to earn your respect? To lose it? What offenses do you consider unforgivable?
Really. I respect everyone until they give me a reason not to. sometimes those reasons maybe silly, but i can always justify my actions and feelings toward someone to a point where its hard for someone to argue.guess i was raised with that whole "do unto others.." idea though. and Lying is one thing i don't respect. the truth is a very easy thing to tell and its easier to keep track of.
2. How important do you think good sex is in the overall success of a relationship?
haha. WELL. considering i hadn't experienced good sex, like actual bring you to orgasm sex, until almost six months ago. It wasn't that important...but also none of those relationships were successful. so i don't really know how to answer this one? maybe the sex is better if the relationship is meant to be successful.
3. If you could hire someone to perform one daily task for you, and it had to be the same each day, what would you have them do?
I don't even know. i would just have them be my personal reminder/motivator...keeping me focused and driven on every little thing. But, that might start to annoy me and i'd eventually fire them. So, something more practical, like a masseuse. haha.
4. Which of your 5 senses would you be able to give up most easily?
god damn SMELL. yes that means i would no longer taste. but my sense of smell...it's an irritation to everyone around me, phrase most uttered in life is pretty much "can you smell that?!"
5. Is there a period of your life you would erase? Is there one you'd go back to?
I am not the type to regret, every single bad decision has gotten me to where i am now. I love my life now. I have someone to love and care for, who is beautiful and gives me the same love and care absolutely unconditionally. I have friends who I can really and truly count on and that I would do anything I could for. My family is growing more confident in my ability to be an adult. I am on the road to do great things, maybe on a small scale, but great nonetheless. So to answer the second part, no, i don't see the point in going backwards when there is an entire future waiting for you to make the best of it.