Questions and answers meme

[reggie11]

Stolen from quickreaver and everybody else that is doing this because it looks like a fun meme...that is if anyone is actually interested to know any of these things about me, I'm kind of boring. Pick a question, or as many questions as you want and comment with the number(s).

0: Height
1: Virgin?
2: Shoe size
3: Do you smoke?
4: Do you drink?
5: Do you take drugs?
6: Have tattoos
7: Want any tattoos?
8: Got any piercings?
9: Want any piercings?
10: Best Friend?
11: Relationship status
12: Biggest turn ons
13: Biggest turn offs
14: Favourite movie
15: I'll love you if...
16: Someone you miss
17: Most traumatic experience
18: A fact about your personality
19: What I hate most about myself
20: What I love most about myself
21: What I want to be when I get older
22: My relationship with sibling(s)
23: My relationship with my parent(s)
24: My idea of a perfect date
25: My biggest pet peeves
26: A description of the girl/boy I like
27: A reason I've lied to a friend
28: What I hae most about work/school
29: what your last text message says
30: What words upset me the most
31: What words make me feel the best about myself
32 What I find attractive in women
33: What I find attractive in men
34: Where I would like to live
35: One of my insecurities
36: My childhood career choice
37: My favorite ice cream flavor
38: Where I want to be right now
39: The last thing I ate
40: Sexiest person that comes to mind immediately

Comments

[milly-gal.livejournal.com]

6, 8, 18 and 36 please :D Dang it, ignore 36 I didn;t see the other comment there when I posted, lol!

[reggie11.livejournal.com]

6: Nope, no tattoos. I've very rarely seen any I like on women, and I don't even really like them much on men...although sometimes they can look hot.
8: My ears are pierced twice but I let one set pretty much close up. I have a belly button ring.
18. If someone needs help I'll do anything and everything I can to provide it no matter how it difficult it might be, sometimes to my own detriment. It doesn't matter if it's a friend or a stranger. I think I have an extra empathy gene ;)

[milly-gal.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the answers hun, and you know what, I kinda figured that out about you (#18) because you just seem the kind of lass who would lay down in a puddle so someone wouldn't get wet feet. It's a lovely quality and more people should be out to help thier fellow man, although sometimes pulling back a little so you don't end up getting yourself into trouble would be better. I tend not to see that line either :)

[reggie11.livejournal.com]

I really do need to learn to pull back a bit. I've caused myself a lot of problems over the years by not having a line in the sand. I still can't regret helping anyone though, it's just in my nature. It sounds like we're both sometimes too compassionate for our own good :)

[milly-gal.livejournal.com]

I'd rather be that way inclined than someone who steps on or over people, any day of the week :)

[reggie11.livejournal.com]

You just reminded me of an incident with an old flatmate. I used to live across the road from a major train station. I was crossing the very busy road to my house when a homeless man stumbled, fell and broke his skull on the pavement. He was lying there on the footpath with blood pouring out of his ears and people were literally stepping over him and completely ignoring the fact that he was severely injured. I ran back through 4 lanes of traffic, called an ambulance and was about to do CPR when an off-duty cop ran up and took over, bless him. He was much better trained than me. My flatmate was astonished that I was going to do CPR on a heavily bleeding, drunk, smelly old homeless man. I asked him what the hell else should I have done, he was dying! Flatmate said, walk way, it wasn't your concern. JFC, I can't understand that at all. He remarked the man may have been HIV positive (which I had already thought of) and asked why would I risk it. I know it would have been a risk, but I wasn't just going to stand there and do nothing. I wouldn't have been able to live with myself. Even if nobody was prepared to do CPR which I totally understand, I don't get how nobody else even attempted to call an ambulance even though pretty much everyone carries a mobile phone. My flatmate's attitude shocked the hell out of me, but so did every single person who stepped over an obviously injured person. I lost my faith in humanity for a while after that.

[milly-gal.livejournal.com]

Wow, that is completely atrocious! I can understand people not wanting to physically get too close, you know, if they're robots...O_O but come on, the man was in trouble! Kudos to you for making the effort where everyone else was so obviously not going to bother! *hugs* Did he survive?

[reggie11.livejournal.com]

I had to give my details to the cops as I witnessed what happened but I never heard from them. I'm not sure if that meant he survived or died. I'd like to think it meant he survived as surely there would be an inquest if he hadn't. But honestly, it really didn't look like he would. He had blood pouring out of both ears, it was horrible. I've seen some pretty horrific accidents and this one looked very grim. Incredibly sad. Especially as people acted like he was an annoyance instead of a human being.

[milly-gal.livejournal.com]

Well you got extra good Karma that week and he at least new, if there was any part of his mind aware of it, that you were willing to help, that probably meant the world. You're a good person hun :)