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6: Well, I am Canadian.  I’ll be positive and negative.  

Canadians often are very polite people—if I accidently walk into you (even if it may be your fault) I’ll still say excuse me and offer a genuine, apolgetic smile.  I wave and smile at elders—they even come and talk to me sometimes.  

However…Canadians to a good degree, we act very ENTITILED. We feel that we should have everything of the best, and that it owed to us.  ex. My parents paid for their education.  I’m going to university soon (full time) and I do expect to pay a chunk of debt. However, I also expect my parents to support me and pay for it too…  

See what I mean? That EXPECTATION. I feel ENTITLED too. Us Canadian kids have grown up with that line of thinking.  I’ve had international friends tell me of their Canadian buddies and their living/working habits…and think us a bit lazy and spoiled.  Our sense of entitlement can seem…obnoxious.  But we grew up with it.

12: (argh you know I’ve seen over 750 movies, right???)

You know what…I’ll go with a kids movie.  I really enjoyed the

Lion King II: Simba’s Pride. Ok? Damn…I love Kiara and Kovu.  Still a fav.

18:(enjoy being single?) Yes and No.  I’m ready to be more than just myself…I’m ready to have influence and be something bigger to someone else.  I am a person that craves more than just…shallow relationships. I’ve matured to the point where I feel ready to take on a relationship and the needs, problems that may come with it.  I’ve been single for the first 18 years of my life…which is fine.

But I don’t want that for the next 18.  But in general, I think you are your own bestfriend. How can you love someone else and be that rock if you can’t be that for yourself.  I’m at that stage…

1: Vanessa Nicole (Not putting my last name. It's a season though... lol)

17: At the moment it's Flowers by Ayo.

28: hm...Lets see. Oh here's one. Lucky me actually likes someone for the first time in years and he isn't even graduating. -__-