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I'd go to South America..


What would you say is an unfullfilled dream of yours?

Study Biomedicine (might be called Biomedical Science in English?) at university (bachelor's degree and master's degree). Working on that though.

Same question.

Visiting Japan.

Are you short-tempered?

No.

What animal would you choose as a pet?

A cat since I have one and they are awesome.

Same.

A dog.

Which is worse, the sound of people snoring or the sound of people breathing loudly?

Snoring.

How is your bedroom decorated?

Well, right now I don't have a bedroom (moving on Monday) so it's not decorated.

What do you do when someone's mean to you or doesn't show you the respect you deserve?

I hold a grudge, probably not the best thing to do.

Same question?

More often than not I call them out on it and tell them to stop. Exceptions include when I have a job and the person in question is a superior at work :p

Same question.

It depends on who it is, how well I know them and what they did to me. It can go from anywhere from ignoring them/avoiding them-freaking out at them and then ignoring them after.

Same

I usually ignore them or refuse to speak altogether while being extremely angry and swearing on the inside. I used to try to be nice to people who were mean to me but now I've given up trying to do so.

Do you have difficulties expressing emotions? If so, what emotions?

yes and any emotion i have.

while im experiencing an emotion im usually not in the mood to mention that i am emotional and afterwards i simply see no point in mentioning that i was emotional some time ago.

i pass on the question.



PS: i could not see a reason why anyone would consider snoring worse than loud breathing sounds since it is always possible to make the snoring person wake up and thus stop snoring while it would be both highly impolite and futile to ask a person to stop breathing.

Yes, it depends who I'm around really. My top emotions that I have the most difficulty are with trying to show empathy, certain humour....I don't know, really it depends who I'm around. I have a big problem with keeping my feelings bottled up and knowing what to say when someone is crying or just lost someone.

Have you ever accidentally inappropriately showed the wrong emotion in a certain scenario?

I don't know if this counts but I tend to smile when I'm trying to express emotions such as annoyance and frustration etc.

Same question.

Yes. I was laughing and having fun after my Grammy's funeral, happy that so many people in our family had gotten together and wanting to visit with them all. I even made bunny ears behind my sister's head during a picture. Looking back on this incident, I shudder with embarrassment. Of course, I was only 11 years old at the time and had never been to a funeral before, so I didn't know how I was supposed to behave. (and as you can probably guess, I wasn't very close to my Grammy to begin with, so her death didn't sadden me much)

How many funerals have you been to?