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Answer 1: Technically I'm classified as a Parable. More specifically, one concerning how to respond properly to pretentious posts made by lone fictional words.
Answer 2: Why my toaster smells like kiwis, insanity, Coke or Pepsi, and that one day, the CIA is going to kick down my door and drag my dog off to prison for covertly selling smack to Nazis while I'm asleep. Cuz reasons.
Answer 3: That would have to be the time I hitched into a small town near the mountains and proceeded to get treated very harshly by the local PD. So much so, that I took it upon myself to exact brutal revenge in the nearby forest with nothing but a survival knife and a single rock I utilized to take out a sniper in a helicopter. Ah, those water-colored mem'ries...
Answer 4: Paper clip, rubber band, thin drinking straw, stick of chewing gum, and your continued love and support... Baby.
Answer 5: Why, that would most certainly have to be answering staggeringly deep questions presented by endlessly fascinating strangers that I don't find self important, repugnant, or own-face-punching-ly boorish in the slightest.
Hi cakecups. Thank you for your response. I'd be glad to answer any reasonable questions posted for me.
Q1: As to if I think it's odd no. I didn't answer my own questions as I know my answers already. No one asked me too answer my own questions although I'd be glad to if anyone asked. From my perspective If no one asks, no one is interested.
Q2: tell me your worries is a very personal question. If you want to make a meaningful connection with someone asking them about themselves is a good start. If someone chooses not to answer so be it. They either have valid personal reasons or perhaps fear of being 100% honest to someone they don't know. At some point everyones a stranger right up until they are not. A question is an initiation like a offered hand shake. Only the person on the other end can decide to take an action have a response or not. Trust at the start is leap faith thing I guess. Some are all in. Some take it incrementally. Others not at all.
I could see you thinking I'm overplaying. In reality I'm just being myself. No masks here. My signature block links right to my real face and real profile and anything else anyone wants to know short of my Social Security and credit card numbers. In open forum, open world or open anything else I am always exactly me, nothing more nothing less.
I'm glad you were amused. I hope it made you smile.
All this is true.
I am usually less standoffish. I think you have made very fair points BFG. I do however object to being told we must think the same way as this person to be interested. I made effort to answer his questions ( his way) then he says we are being disinterested for not asking him in the way HE would interact with us, not allowing us our space to learn him our own ways.
I love new people here. And like it friendly. But my answers to those questions don't make me 'me' for some of the reasons you said, where as..well....that suffices.
Anyway..welcome op.
You also gave us a day to answer and ask. . I answered yesterday, and now that I've seen your comments in this thread, may have some questions. I'm not sure how in depth they will be. They may be on par with the Playground thread 'Have You Ever'.
I agree with what you said about more than a few being standoffish. I'm sure they don't intend to be mean, but being new in a group is a bit intimidating. Getting to know someone takes time and, honestly, can't fully be done in a thread.
Postings are just a taste of what someone is like. Who I am on a thread in the PG - flirty, fun, hugs and kisses - is not who I am in PM. I can be all those, but show more of who I am, the depth of it. That's not something I care to share in threads, with everyone (and my lovely troll ).
1. What do you eat for breakfast? (I can make you and Far some French Toast with the ends of bread )
2. Where is your favorite place to vacation and where would you go if you could again?
3. What's you're idea of a romantic date?
4. Should the dishes be dried and put away right after they're washed?
5. How many pairs of shoes do you own? (Counting mine in my head - 3!)
Question 1: Are you a Poem or a Novel?
Novel
Question 2: What do you worry about and why?
Nothing, It is wasted energy.
Question 3: Share your best childhood memory.
Realizing I was on my own and choosing to embrace it.
Question 4: If you could only keep five material things what would they be.
My Journal, my computer, my tool box, My pillow (I am picky about my pillow), my birkenstocks
Question 5: Name your greatest aeipathy.
The health and happiness of my family.
Well, I think it is nice to be friendlier. I welcome your reminder words. I know the words of welcome I received coloured my experience here.
I don't think my welcome depends on posters 'bigness'. I also don't mind if they call me Elle of Gianbattista at first. I don't even mind when they get Gianbattista wrong .
I do think my welcome this time was coloured not just by the OP but by stuff in my background which is totally NOT fair or approprIte of me. So, it is right I apologise. However, I stand by how I feel about us being interpreted as unwelcoming or disinterested for not being the same as him in greeting.
So questions for you... First I would like to see your answers to your own questions.
Then finally.. what brings you to lit?
Nice to meet you btw...
You weren't unfair, nor were you the only one put off by OP.
I like this thread for what it's derailed into.
Question 1: Are you a Poem or a Novel?
novel: a fictitious prose narrative of book length, typically representing character and action with some degree of realism.
poem: a piece of writing that partakes of the nature of both speech and song that is nearly always rhythmical, usually metaphorical, and often exhibits such formal elements as meter, rhyme, and stanzaic structure.
I can't see a correlation with my personality in either definition. If I have to be a work of literature, I identify myself as manifesto. A public declaration intended to be persistent, which often challenges entrenched beliefs with new ideas or points of views and provokes strong reactions in one way or the other.
Question 2: What do you worry about and why?
a) The erasure of everything I am upon my death.
b) I prefer to exist.
Question 3: Share your best childhood memory.
Receiving my very own front door key from my parents.
Question 4: If you could only keep five material things what would they be.
1. My wallet, because it's a pain in the ass to have all the cards and documents replaced.
2. My fire- and waterproof document safe, because it's a pain in the ass to have all the documents replaced.
3. - 5. The 3 most expensive items to replace that are valid within the unwritten constraints of the question, as I assume that "My house with every material thing inside" would be against the spirit of the question.
Question 5: Name your greatest aeipathy.
Complaining about made-up greek words.
Yet here you are and it's not your thread. Make your own thread.
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I like this thread for what it's derailed into.
Nah. I think I'll stay here.
It's the Internet. Once you post a thread it's not yours anymore.
AwwwwwYet here you are and it's not your thread. Make your own thread.
For example my original post asked for people to answer my questions and then ask some of there own about me. If they wished Only one person so far has had any questions to ask back. This makes me consider that perhaps no one cares to know me.