#musicallyunsound

Rule 1: Post the rules. Rule 2: Answer the questions set by the tagger, then write 11 new ones. Rule 3: Tag 11 people and link them to the post. Rule 4: Let them know they’ve been tagged.

1.  Do you like to sing?

Sometimes! I did choir back in high school, and I'd like to think I was good at it. Although I could never do a solo--I tried to audition for that once, but got so nervous I had a bit of an anxiety attack. I just can't sing by myself around other people.

2. Do you have any siblings? If not, did you wish you did?

Nope, only child biologically--I have a few close people that I consider to be siblings, though! <3 But other than that, I'm glad I'm an only child.

3. What kind of movies do you like to watch?

The kind that are a total mind-fuck. <3 Donnie Darko is a really good example of that, along with The Cabin in the Woods.

4. What's the first rule of Fight Club?

To not talk about it, right? RIGHT? I HAVEN'T SEEN IT

5. Do you dance around the house?

When I'm home alone, yes. o-o Along with mouthing the words to a song!

6. Do you enjoy crunchy or smooth peanut butter?

Hmm, gotta say neither... I'm not a fan of peanut butter D:

7. Do you save bottle caps?

Don't think so.

8. What do you collect? Why?

Notebooks and pens, yo! WRIITIIINNGGG

9. Have you ever eaten Poi?

Nope.

10. Do people tell you you're too old to like something?

Oh, definitely. I can't think of any examples right now, but it's happened.

11. Can you swim? Do you like to?

I can doggy paddle and swim for a very short time, but that's it.

MY QUESTIONS:

1. What countries and languages do you want to visit and learn the most?

2. Do you have any fictional characters that you can relate to?

3. What Disney movies did you watch the most during your childhood?

4. Do you have any phobias?

5. Last song you listened to?

6. Favourite author and book series?

7. Do you have any OTPs, if you ship at all?

8. Would you be able to survive in a zombie apocalypse?

9. What super powers would you want?

10. What extreme weather can you handle more--hot or cold?

TEEHEE, I DUNNO, MAN

hELP WHY IS THIS SO FUNNY

The direct translation has little to do with what it actually means. Perhaps just a slight bit. Love is not saying the words "I love you," it is those moments in between. It is not the big things, like presents or the first "I love you" or even the first date. It's the cuddling, the quiet whispers of why you love them. It's looking out for them, even if you're not what is best for them in that moment.

Love are those delightful moments you spend alone, talking (or in my case stuttering) through a conversation. It is the little things that you both enjoy, because those are what bring you closer together. The small things you do actually tell the person that you love them, adding evidence to your words. I love you is so overused in the English language, love is used for anything you like a lot.