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See, the answer is kinda tricky.

Okay, sorry for the late reply, it’s been a busy time.

I’m starting uni in less than a month now and I honestly don’t know how to feel about it. Partly I feel curious and eager to learn things that I’m passionate about, to move my outside life in a new bigger city, to be able to organize my schedule myself, and I’m happy I don’t have to see my classmates anymore since most of them were insufferable people to be around. But on the other hand, fear and worries aside, I’m really sad about not going to high school anymore. I had just started liking my school in the last year and a half, so having to leave it now is a really shitty timing. Plus, I have met some amazing people this last year, and the possibilities of getting to know them properly narrowed down a lot, since I won’t be able to meet them during projects having finished high school. I’ve recently asked one of these people out, so we met up and had a lot of fun, and I really hope she’ll reach out to me again since she herself mentioned seeing each other again.

the more I read aftg the more that tag seems fitting okay!!!!!! also vice versa is absolutely true as well.

I have several and I don't even know how canon or ooc they are but!!!

big faves are how they cope w being scared of the cats because they must move while the other sleeps

and nightmares !!!!! biggest supporter of each other

Thank you for the ask.

Kill Your Darlings:

would you consider yourself an intelligent person?

It depends on what we mean by intelligent. I’m generally aware of things and understand them quickly, and I’m also a good scholar for the most part (I’m good with everything that doesn’t involve numbers or scientific formulas pretty much), but I don’t always make the best decisions. So I guess that I’d consider myself of average intelligence, maybe more mature than most of my peers and of a good fraction of people who are older than me.

have you ever fallen in love with someone who wasn’t right for you?

I don’t know about the l-bomb because I’m still quite young and the context of the whole thing was particular, but I’ve definitely felt strongly for someone who wasn’t right for me in any way, yes.

tradition or innovation?

Definitely innovation. Some traditions are cute, but they’re all meant to fade away eventually.

Whiskey:

tell us about your first kiss.

Easy, I’ve not had it yet.

what quality would make you reject someone who asked you out?