if we were villains, dead poets society & wine! āŗļø
hi olivia! thanks a bunch for sending these!
if we were villains š: are you into theatre? whoās your favourite shakespeare character? would you or do you smoke weed or cigarettes?
iāve always liked theatre, but never looked beyond school plays until a few months ago; iām just starting to immerse myself in its world! and of shakespeareās plays, iāve only ever read julius caesar, so from that, itās marcus brutusā i think heās a very complex character with a fascinating arc. also, i want to try weed (and/or edibles) at least once, but iām not that interested in cigarettes.
dead poets society š: do you prefer poetry or prose? do you get along with your parents? do you resist authority or do you deal well with it?
i prefer poetry over prose, but not by a large degreeā poetry feels more freeing and vivid, for some reason? and i donāt get along with my parents, at least not as much as i want to (itās just. a Hot Messā¢). i typically deal well with authority, almost to a point of blind obedience; but iām improving and learning to resist when the situation calls for it.
wine š·: how far would you go to help yourself? what about to help other people? do you think humans are inherently selfish?
if something is very high stakes for me, as long as iām not stepping over or hurting other people for it, i can go against my own principles to help myself (itās not something iām proud of). on the other hand, i believe i would do everything i can to help the people and/or causes i care about. i think iām a generally kind person and am willing to go out of my way to help strangers too. also, i do think humans are inherently selfishā but that doesnāt mean itās a bad thing. i think weāre born with enough of selfishness to help us survive a constantly changing world and itās instrumental in our growth. it canāt be helped, itās pure instinct. but as we grow older, there starts adding up a conscious element to it. weāll think of ourselves, and weāll think of othersā but itās who you end up making the choice for that actually counts.