4. What do you love about yourself?
Hmm, not a whole lotâŚÂ I guess I love the artistic side of myself.
29. Does apathy really exist?
I think it definitely does.
29. Is human life only valuable because our society makes it?
(there were two listed for 29, so Iâll do both)
I would have to go with a âyesâ on that one. Kind of a painful thing to admit, but in the grand scheme of things, thereâs really nothing special or valuable about us at all.
30. How do you feel about society, the vague âtheyâ blamed for everything?
I tend to distrust those broad generalizations (like the use of âtheyâ), but I donât feel so positively about society as a whole. Too many problems that people are far too eager to ignore.
40. Could you fall in love online?
Iâm really not sure. I mean, I have a hard time even forming strong friendships with people online (well, offline as well), and to a degree thatâs partly because of the anonymous nature of it. I can never be truly sure that the person is who they say they are, that the person in the picture they give me is actually the person I am talking to.
So to fall in love online? Itâd be pretty difficult.
41. How much of an age cap can you handle?
I guess it depends on how much I like the other person. The more I like them, the larger the age gap Iâd be willing to deal with. That said, it gets to a point where I really canât see it working out very well. For instance, I think Iâd have a hard time dating anyone who was around 30 or older. Weâre just at such different times in our lives.
I guess it might be different if I found someone I really liked, but I have yet to experience something like that.