Question of the Week #34

1. If someone expects you to do something you aren’t obligated to do, does that make you want to do it less?
::: It depends on who is asking and what I will be doing; if its something I dislike then yes I would want to do it less naturally, but if its something I enjoy then I won't mind :::

2. Are there any activities, commitments, obligations in your life that instantly put you in a bad mood?
::: When the red flag is up - I am usually in a bad mood whatever is it I am doing. Also, doing contributions and reports put me in a bad mood because I dislike writing and filling up forms - it bores me :::

3. What do other people do that irritate you that you recognize as a weakness in yourself?
::: When they do NOTHING. e.g. lazy and when people do stupid things. I hate that when the obvious solution is staring up in their faces but they don't see that because they are blinded by other things like "love" or in some cases "lust".:::

4. Do you surround yourself with the friends who like you best?
::: Yes! I gravitate toward positive energy, people who are pessimistic annoy me :::

5. When you are angry or nervous, how do you calm yourself down?
::: I would take a moment to breathe in and breathe out :::

6. Do you take compliments well?
::: Yeah and why would I not!? :::

7. Do you think you would have been a different person if you had different parents?
::: Yeah..Our parents help shape up our characters. Their values and quirks would be different from any parent out there :::

8. Do you change your mind frequently or do you make up your mind about something and stay firm with that position?
::: I would take a long time to think about a major decision but once my mind has been made I stay firm with my decision :::

9. Describe the person that would be the exact opposite of you.
::: Pessimist, Quiet, Simple, tall, fair-skinned and a good cook! Which reminds me, aside from sweet potato casserole, what else would be simple to serve a picky 2-year old? :::

10. Are you generally capable of seeing both sides of an argument at the same time?
::: Not at first. But when I have the time to think it through most of the time I see both sides :::