D, J, L, O, S, and Y I think those were all the ones I sent you. If I got some wrong feel free to answer the ones you want to :)
Sorry I took so long to reply. (I just had a really long nap, heh).
D. Would you rather know everything the universe has to offer but in exchange lose all emotions or remain the way you are now?
I think it’d rather remain the way I am now. Because, what would be the point in knowing everything? There would be no way I’d be able to tell anyone else, because how do you possibly explain it to another person? You’d be completely alone in this knowledge. And the idea of having no emotion wouldn’t exactly appeal to me. I’d be more of a God than a human, and that idea…sounds like a little too much to me. Plus, if I did know everything…what would that entail? I mean, it would be cool to know far more about the universe than even scientists do, as we’re still pretty clueless about a lot of things regarding the entire universe, but, I think that if we were meant to know everything…we would. The universe is a huge, mysterious place. The idea of knowing everything about it seems…a little overwhelming, to be honest. (Though I obviously do want to know more about it - just maybe not everything. I don’t know, this is a really hard question >_<).
J. Could you live without having sex ever (again) in exchange for eternal youth?
I think this links back to the previous question. I don’t think the idea of being alive forever while everyone else dies before me appeals to me. Would I want to leave longer? Yes. Would I want to live forever? Probably not. Plus, while sex isn’t the most important thing in the world, I would want to experience it at some point. While obviously it would be cool to stay young forever, I think the cons outweigh the benefits in this case. I know, I’m a really boring person.
L. The Beatles or The Rolling Stones?
I don’t really listen to either that much, to be honest. I have to say I’ve heard a few more Beatles songs than Rollings Stones songs, and I do like the song Eleanor Rigby (not just because it has my name in it), so yeah.
O. Would you rather spend one year with your one true love just to never see them again or the rest of your life with second best?
But how would I know they were second best? If I hadn’t met my “one true love” before, then I wouldn’t think they were second best, I’d just think they were someone I (hopefully) loved. I suppose that didn’t really answer the question (sorry, I tend to go off on a tangent). Er, well, some people have several people they’ve loved in their lives, and at the time I don’t know if I’d know that they were my “one true love”, well, I assume I would. It’s a tough question. I think loads of people have lost or let go of people that they later realised or thought was their “one true love”, but they still end up marrying or dating other people. Life goes on. And besides, I don’t really know if there’s any such thing as “second best”. If you loved them, surely you’d stay with them and would want to be with them. And again, if I had no prior knowledge of meeting my one true love, than it wouldn’t really be a loss. If I had known, I’d probably still spend the rest of my life with “second best”, because as long as I still loved them for whatever they were, and vise-versa, I think I could cope. Otherwise there would be no point in staying with them. Even if they were “second best”, I’m sure they’d still have a lot to offer. (I know that wasn’t made very clear, and I went on a bit, sorry).
S. Would you rather be the only person in the world that can read minds or have everyone else in the world be able to read minds except for your own?
I think I’d rather be able to read other people’s minds, as long as I could control it (as in, have the choice to read people’s minds rather than having no choice but to). Because it would just be weird living in a world were everyone else could read each others minds but not mine. If I was the only one who could read minds, I wouldn’t have to tell anyone, but if it were the other way around, everyone would be able to tell whether they could read my mind or not, and I think they’d probably all treat me differently. Whereas, if I could read minds, I could just pretend to be like everyone else (but with an advantage, ha ha). Though, obviously there would be downsides to reading people’s minds, especially if I couldn’t turn off my mind reading abilities, like particularly creepy thoughts. I know everyone has them, but some things you just don’t want to know, heh.
Y. Do looks mean anything to you? Don’t lie, could you fall in love with someone you thought was ugly?
Well, obviously I’d be lying if I said looks didn’t mean anything to me, because I think you have to be physically attracted to someone as well as their personality for a relationship to really work. But I’d rather have someone I could connect with who wasn’t incredibly handsome, than someone really good-looking who I lacked any connection with whatsoever. And as for the second question, it’s hard to say, because I’ve never really been in love before, but I would give them a chance. (I’d be pretty hypocritical not to seen I’m not very good-looking myself, and, I know if someone looked at me and thought I didn’t look very attractive to them I’d hope they’d give me the benefit of the doubt and get to know me more as maybe their opinion would change, so I would try to do the same). If I got to know them, and I really liked them, I could probably find their flaws attractive in a way eventually if I thought they were a great person. I don’t know, it’s all relative.
I think I wrote a bit too much, sorry. It was actually pretty hard answering these questions. I suppose that was the point. Anyway, thanks for the questions. ^_^
