I do. But I have to keep myself in check to make sure I'm not being overly sarcastic or outright nasty - just because I didn't like it doesn't give me the right to be rude.

Hate them with a FIERY PASSION! The only ones I own are either ones I bought insanely cheap second hand or ones that were given to me as gifts. I like to imagine the characters as unique people that I've never seen before. Movie covers make me see characters as the actors in the movies and if I don't like an actor then I start judging the character based on their actor. I know it's wrong but I can't help it. Silly actors...

Both and neither. I only wear glasses when I'm driving and not working that day. Contacts for work. And nothing for when I'm kicking back at home.

Honestly? A little stressed. And a little annoyed at myself for procrastinating :P How are you?

The Silver Spoon. It's a cookbook of italian food. It inspired me to learn how to cook and not just cook but cook well.

Depends on the illness and what I was hiring them for. I think there's a lot of unnecessary social stigma associated with mental illness. With the right treatment a lot of the time there's nothing in their behaviour that would distinguish them from someone without an illness..

I loved it. I thought it was so clever and I loved all the props. The best part was probably how seamlessly it all went.

the opposite! I hate confrontation.

Yes. And no. I think that my own appearance is important to me. I want to look good and feel good to be comfortable with myself as a person. But as for others - as long as they're happy and confident (and hygienic) then it's not so important to me.

I do. And I enjoy the Amazing Race and Survivor! But I'm not a fan of things like Big Brother or Jersey Shore type shows.

Only with the siblings... I'm not sure if I should be as proud as I am to have won physical brawls with my older brothers.

Different for different people. I think that it's overly invasive if you can tell that your line of questioning is making someone uncomfortable. Often sex related or religious or at times political questions are ones that people would probably find most invasive.

I would love one but I dont think I'm decisive enough to ever get one.

I think a lot of people use it in the wrong situation. But then again, I have a background in psychology and I probably just think too much about this.

I find most of the ridiculous and therefore funny and entertaining.

Neither. Soft Drink. Or more specifically coke as it's the only soft drink that I drink

I have a folder where I keep notes I make whilst I'm reading and keep track of challenges that im participating in and other stuff. in the front I have a calendar page for each month. I jot down which books are being released when and try to have a general idea of what to read when.

But then every now and then I see a fantastic book that I want to read and just spontaneously read it.

I prefer to read the book first but a lot of the time I don't realize a film is based on a book until afterwards.

It's only an obsession if it's out of hand...
which it sort of is. Over 50 books in the shelf that I haven't read yet... and I've ordered even more...

I don't mind the Goddess Test series. It's a little overdramatic at times but still entertaining in it's own way.

American Gods by Neil Gaiman is pretty good too. It's about gods being anything that people worship and that modern gods being things like TV and the internet replacing the old gods.

Also there's always Percy Jackson.