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Shall we look for love, wait for love or forget totally about it?
from my experience, usually its best to just wait for love. don't force it. if it's meant to happen, it will.
Have you ever bought something on the internet?
A couple times, yes. I just bought a text book online a couple weeks ago
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What is the stupidest thing you have ever done?
Probably some of the people I've slept with, but oh well
8.) Do you think just about anyone should be allowed to recruit into the military or do you think there should be particular needs met?
As long as someone is physically and mentally strong enough to fight and sacrifice her/himself for their fellow soldiers and their country, they should be allowed to join the military.
9.) Are there numerous misconceptions about you? If so, what would they be and why do you think you're so falsely judged?
I haven't heard any kind of misconception or rumor about myself recently. The last rumor I heard about myself that was totally ridiculous was that I was sleeping around the marching band (that I'm also a member of). Yes, I had had a couple physical relationship with two of my friends. However, they were during completely separate time periods, and those two friends were the only two people in the band that I had hooked up with (at the time, anyway). This whole thing took place Fall 2012.
I have also heard that one of the other girls in the fraternity doesn't like me because she thinks I'm indecisive (which I can be sometimes), and because my hair is "dumb." Which is the dumbest reason I've ever heard for disliking someone.
I have also heard that one of the other girls in the fraternity doesn't like me because she thinks I'm indecisive (which I can be sometimes), and because my hair is "dumb." Which is the dumbest reason I've ever heard for disliking someone.
10.) Have you ever been forced to be subjected to something your beliefs did NOT support?
I support same-sex marriage and I'm leaning towards being pro-choice, but the Roman Catholic church I have been attending my whole life has started preaching against both of those subject, saying they are wrong and sinful and such. My mother wants me to start attending mass again, but because of this and my scientific beliefs, I've been questioning my religious beliefs.
My younger brother tends to make many sexist/homophobic/racist/etc remarks when I'm around. I try to talk to him about what he's saying and how wrong it is, but he refuses to listen.
My younger brother tends to make many sexist/homophobic/racist/etc remarks when I'm around. I try to talk to him about what he's saying and how wrong it is, but he refuses to listen.
7.) What is your stance on the future obligations of Obamacare? If citizens can’t afford to pay the insurance premiums monthly, do you think they should still receive coverage?
I actually don't know anything about Obamacare, so I can not answer this question without sounding like a moron. I don't pay too much attention to politics.
6.) When preparing for a job interview, what qualifications do you think you must meet for your first impression to pay off?
Looking professional and presenting yourself well are the very first key steps. Dress for success. Look confident, but not cocky. Be prepared with a resume. Look and act like you are taking the interview and the opportunity seriously. If you don't look like you're truly interested in the position, the interviewer won't give you a second thought.
Do you like high heels?
I do like the concept of them and I do like wearing them. I just wish that they didn't hurt my feet so much, and that I was more coordinated so I could actually walk in them without feeling like I'm gonna trip and bust my ankle.
5.) What are the pros and cons of the American educational system?
I can't speak for the educational system across the whole country, as I've lived my whole life in one school district. I also can't speak for primary education, as I've been out of high school for 5 years, but I can speak about secondary education.
The pros of my local secondary education system are that the professors/doctors teaching the classes are usually very passionate about what they teach and often take an interest in the students' learning. Typically, they want and expect you to do well. That being said, they also expect you to take some responsibility in the learning yourself, which allows you to work with the material in a way that works best for you. Plus, some classes have labs and student teaching opportunities, that give you real-life experience in the field.
As for the cons, one of the biggest is obviously the cost. I go to an in-state public school, and I still pay over $20,000 a year to go here. That doesn't include the cost of text books, which is usually about $400 a semester, if you actually purchase all the books new. Also, some teachers only know how to teach certain levels of classes or students. I'm a senior in a 100-level gen-ed class, and the first day of class, the professor actually said that he doesn't know what to do with the seniors in the class. Oh, I don't know, teach us maybe? Of course there are others, but these are the ones that have been bothering me the most lately.
The pros of my local secondary education system are that the professors/doctors teaching the classes are usually very passionate about what they teach and often take an interest in the students' learning. Typically, they want and expect you to do well. That being said, they also expect you to take some responsibility in the learning yourself, which allows you to work with the material in a way that works best for you. Plus, some classes have labs and student teaching opportunities, that give you real-life experience in the field.
As for the cons, one of the biggest is obviously the cost. I go to an in-state public school, and I still pay over $20,000 a year to go here. That doesn't include the cost of text books, which is usually about $400 a semester, if you actually purchase all the books new. Also, some teachers only know how to teach certain levels of classes or students. I'm a senior in a 100-level gen-ed class, and the first day of class, the professor actually said that he doesn't know what to do with the seniors in the class. Oh, I don't know, teach us maybe? Of course there are others, but these are the ones that have been bothering me the most lately.
4.) Do certain items of clothing promote sexual deviant behavior? Why or why not?
no, clothing does not promote sexual behavior. what someone wears does not determine whether they are willing to be sexual or not. It shouldn't be assumed that someone wants to have sex just because they are wearing a short dress or low-cut shirt or tight pants.
If a girl wears a low cut shirt, she's most likely not asking for someone to stare at or grab her boobs; she probably simply likes the shirt and feels confident in it. If a guy wears tight pants, he's most likely not expecting someone to smack his ass; he probably just likes the jeans. most of the time, people dress for themselves, not for the enjoyment or attention of others.
the human mind controls a persons sexual desires and actions, not someone else's wardrobe.
of course, however, there are items of clothing meant specifically for sexual activity, like sexy linguine or edible panties or things of that nature. but those types of clothing shouldn't be seen outside the bedroom anyway.
If a girl wears a low cut shirt, she's most likely not asking for someone to stare at or grab her boobs; she probably simply likes the shirt and feels confident in it. If a guy wears tight pants, he's most likely not expecting someone to smack his ass; he probably just likes the jeans. most of the time, people dress for themselves, not for the enjoyment or attention of others.
the human mind controls a persons sexual desires and actions, not someone else's wardrobe.
of course, however, there are items of clothing meant specifically for sexual activity, like sexy linguine or edible panties or things of that nature. but those types of clothing shouldn't be seen outside the bedroom anyway.
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3.) Is there such a thing as positive peer pressure?
I suppose so, if your peers are "pressuring" you to stop smoking, or stop doing drugs, or to actually go to class, or things of that nature. It could be considered positive if they are "pressuring" you into doing the right thing.
However, "positive peer pressure" is still "peer pressure" and can still be harmful to the person being pressured if the person trying to help doesn't go about handling it the right way.
However, "positive peer pressure" is still "peer pressure" and can still be harmful to the person being pressured if the person trying to help doesn't go about handling it the right way.
1.) On December 1, 1955, in Montgomery, Alabama, Rosa Parks, an African-American seamstress, left work and boarded a bus for home. As the bus became suddenly crowded, what did the bus driver order Miss Parks to do?
He told her to move to the back of the bus. Being the badass she was, she refused and stood her ground.
Would you rather visit a zoo or an art museum?
Zoo, I love animals. I enjoy art too, but animals.
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Are you afraid of falling in love?
since I'm already in love, its a little too late for that
What is something you want right now?
I would really enjoy the Chinese food that Leigh-Anne and I ordered to get here
Could you go for the rest of your life without drinking alcohol?
of course I could, but at this point in my life, I'd rather not. I only really started drinking like a year and a half ago
How many games do you have on your phone?
18, though I don't play them all. Flappy Bird has taken over most of my mobile-game-playing-time. That fucking game.
Who is the biggest gossiper you know?
Probably my mother, to be honest
hello. really sorry to bother you, i bet you are really busy. is it okay if i ask you to have a lil' listen to a cover i did on instagram? http://instagram.com/p/jwYXh8BrBr/ you don't have to but thank you kindly! x
i checked it out and you have a nice voice
What’s your favorite seafood?
Shrimp, crab and lobster.
What address will you remember forever?
Eddy 370 and Gateway 222. The suite/apartment where I spent some of the best times of my life. And the address of the house I grew up in
What famous person would you like to meet?
Hayley Williams. Perf.
Who can ruin our World?
We will ruin it ourselves, including those who have an issue with how things are going and don't bother to do anything to change it.
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