Milly Hayward
6 years ago
Great to see you have your page at last. Some really interesting questions and answers. I have three questions for you.. What is the happiest memory you have, Where do you imagine yourself in five years time and what has been your most funniest experience? |
deeplydesturbed
replied to Milly Hayward
6 years ago
Milly excellent questions!!! |
Michael
6 years ago
Hello Miss Nams. |
deeplydesturbed
replied to Michael
6 years ago
Michael |
Mr. Darcy
6 years ago
Good morning. It's 06.30 here. :) |
deeplydesturbed
replied to Mr. Darcy
6 years ago, updated 6 years ago
Good Morning Mr Darcy!!! |
Mr. Darcy
replied to deeplydesturbed
6 years ago
Great answers :0) |
deeplydesturbed
replied to Mr. Darcy
6 years ago
haha yes! tomboy for sure... |
Larry Chamberlin
6 years ago, updated 6 years ago
Ok, Elon Musk persuaded you to test his new rocket but mid way through an accident happens and you wind up on a one-way trip to Mars |
deeplydesturbed
replied to Larry Chamberlin
6 years ago
Larry |
silvershoes
replied to deeplydesturbed
6 years ago, updated 6 years ago
Interesting answers. I, too, was considered a tomboy while growing up. Now I just like to think I was being me and there didn't need to be a term that put me in a box, neat and tidy. After coming to the realization that I can like what I like even if it doesn't always fit into a cookie-cutter stereotype, I am much happier. For instance: My parents were visiting this weekend and my dad and I built a brew sculpture (boyfriend and I brew beer). I was wearing a flowery dress (with shorts underneath) while using power tools and covered in sweat and sawdust. Later, I wore a baggy t-shirt and sweat pants while my mom taught me to use my new sewing machine. Anyway, the conversation about "tomboys" made me think on this and now I have questions for you :) |
Larry Chamberlin
replied to deeplydesturbed
6 years ago
Wow! |
deeplydesturbed
replied to Larry Chamberlin
6 years ago
haha Larry!! I def. do not like looking at the manual last. I like to figure it out on my own haha |
deeplydesturbed
replied to silvershoes
6 years ago, updated 6 years ago
Jane - Excellent! I too would possibly build something in a dress haha ! |
deeplydesturbed
replied to silvershoes
6 years ago
Okay so further to Q7 - with the help of Stephen, I hide my kindness... This is someone who has seen me at my lowest, darkest, happiest, drunkest, soberest, nastiest, selfishest (is this a word?!), and has still managed to be a great friend.. Through it all, so in the words of him |
silvershoes
6 years ago
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deeplydesturbed
replied to silvershoes
6 years ago
Oh my - what an experience. I'm sorry it still sits with you. Im sorry he never forgave you. |
PnQ Mod Account
6 years ago, updated 6 years ago
I would argue that you are not just brave, but very brave. It takes courage to put yourself out there and be completely honest with yourself and with others, which I believe you have done in this thread (even though I think you're too hard on yourself). You have been entirely open and I only wish you thought more highly of yourself! You are a smart, introspective, thoughtful, and imaginative person. You have an addiction -- drinking -- but that doesn't somehow eliminate all of your wonderful qualities. Also, acknowledging that you have a bad relationship with alcohol means you're in the contemplation stage. Even if you stay there for awhile, you've taken one step forward (out of the pre-contemplation stage). That's progress. I really enjoyed getting to know you in this thread :) Thank you for your time and commitment! You're a rock star, Naomi. |
deeplydesturbed
replied to PnQ Mod Account
6 years ago
Thank you Jane :) |