Stolen from clusterkilled

[morrigan716]

Ask me ANY THREE QUESTIONS, they can be ANYTHING you want, and I will answer them.

You are then supposed to copy/paste this into your own LJ so anyone including myself may ask you any three questions they desire.

Comments

[rawdolphin.livejournal.com]

1. What does bisexuality mean for you?

2. how's the diet?

3. do you get exercise?

[morrigan716.livejournal.com]

1. I can't answer this one in just a few sentences. Technical meaning: liking both sexes. In my case, I think I'm a little bi. Or maybe bi-curious. I love women and could see myself in love with one. I could see myself having sex with a girl, but I doubt regularly. So I couldn't picture myself in a sexual relationship with a woman. But I hate men, but I love having sex with them. Meh. Kinda complicated.

2. I've lost 15 pounds, but I seem to have lost more inches. I didn't measure the inches before I started, but I should have. My weight is remaining the same, but people are telling me I'm getting smaller.

3. I get a little, but not near as much as I should. I try to take the stairs at work, I do a tad bit of Pilates and aerobics at home, but not near enough. (Need to stay off the damn computer!)

[unceremonious.livejournal.com]

1. Name three driving forces that help you get out of bed in the morning.

2. Using only adjectives that begin with the letter "j," describe yourself perfectly.

3. Name two things that your friends or coworkers do that irritate you to no end (but you haven't told them yet). And please, no names.

[morrigan716.livejournal.com]

1. Alexander, the pursuit of financial gain, and the hope that life will miraculously stop sucking.

2. Uh, jacked-up, jinxed, judged, jumbo? OK, the only positive J word to describe me might be "just".

3. When people keep me in the dark because they think it spares my emotions.
When someone corrects me when they are the one who's wrong.

[suewan.livejournal.com]

1. Would you have any more children?
2. How was your childbirth experience?
3. What one thing would you change about your life if you turn back the clock? (obviously assuming what you know now...)

[morrigan716.livejournal.com]

1. Hell no!
2. The labor part wasn't bad, but delivery was a bitch. I had to push for like 2 hours.
3. I'd have fought back with the 12-year-old "female bullies" as they were called, instead of sitting there and bravely taking it.