1. What bad habits do they have?
Ignoring the flaws in people. He gives things and people too many chances and often gets hurt because of it. He thinks everyone is as kind or generous as him - or he wishes people were like that and is always taken aback when that’s not the case.
2. What makes them laugh out loud?
Playing with his dogs. Dogs or animals in general, children laughing, a good racy joke might get him chuckling as well.
3. How do they display affection?
Through care, words of encouragement and food. He likes doing things for people and supporting them, he likes nurturing the people close to him.
4. How do they want to be seen by others?
Kind, compassionate, someone people can reach out to for help and feel comfortable around. He always wants to project a warm and sweet image, a safe space, if you will.
5. How do they react to criticism?
He tries his best not to be hurt by it, but he always tries so hard to be the best he can for the people around him that it’s sometimes hard not to be upset when he does get criticism.
6. What are their pet peeves?
Confrontational or angry people, being lied to, people that treat their dogs as human babies and not as dogs, oven gloves (a towel is fine, stop being cowards).
7. What is their perception of family?
He associates family with two things: support and abandonment. He is definitely the type who would their children to have a much better upbringing that he had and to have a need for nothing. He’s a softie when it comes to kids.
8. What advice would they give their younger self?
That it’s aright if reality doesn’t match up with fantasy. Sometimes life is not perfect and that is alright. He doesn’t need to blame himself for it, it’s just how it is.
9. What is their home like?
Warm and clean, he has a big kitchen with loads of seating space. An impressive collection of books. It’s a small house, soft colours and it always smells like someone has just baked cookies. He has a big bathtub and loads of toys for his dogs and also a big garden for them to run around in.
10. What is their idea of perfect happiness?
He wants to be able to help people and, in a way, he has found happiness. Being such a romantic, he does want to share his life with someone and he thinks that once he finds that person, his picture of happiness will be complete.