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Nope. Not a good enough baker to do that.


Do you like making macaroni and cheese?

Yes.

Do you like disney movies and if so which one is your favorite?

Yes, I'd say Frozen is my favourite right now.

Do you think your personality is the same as it was when you were younger, or has it changed over the years?

It's changed a little over the years. As I've aged, I became more confident. I also became less "intellectual."


Same question.

I make Mac N Cheese maybe three or four times a year.

I love Disney movies. My favourites are Lion King and Beauty and the Beast. I won't watch Pixar or the computer animated ones. I haven't really seen anything since before Toy Story.

I saw the artists drawing Beauty and the Beast (the dish dance scene) at MGM studios. It was really fascinating.

My personality is changing because I'm being myself more, and not masking as much. Some people think it's rude because I'm less chatty, and others love it because I'm more relaxed and mellow.

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same q? which one

Never had Mac & Cheese

Jungle Book

I think my personality hasn't changed since my first burnout at 19

What super power would you like ?

I meant AP's question.

Superpower: I want to walk invisible so I don't need to have agoraphobia.

Same question as Ferris, regarding whether or not you would like to have a superpower and which one it would be if you had the power to choose:

I would love to be able to shape-shift. I'd be content with just being able to take the form of a dragon, but why limit myself if I don't have to?

Same question.

I want to be able to fix things around the house when that becomes necessary. And to be able to save people from burning buildings and raging streams---stuff like that. And to be able to help someone in an acute depression or with PTSD.

Otherwise, I really have no desire for "super powers."


Did you understand, as a kid, that some superhero TV shows were satires on superheroes, rather than straightforward?

You've helped me with PTSD, kortie.
You do have super powers and I thank you for everything you've done. You're a very kind and selfless person.

I didn't know any of the super heroes when I was little. I had heard of Spiderman, Bat Man, etc. but I didn't really know them.

same q as kortie

My favorite was always Mulan but I like Lion King and Beauty and the Beast too, it's neat you got to see that, I would have enjoyed it as well.

I don't think it's rude to not be chatty, sometimes you just don't feel like talking. And being relaxed and mellow is good, because at least you're not potentially terrifying people or something. It's good to be able to be more of yourself. I'm definitely enjoying being able to be myself as well, although I am chatty sometimes, just not around everyone because of crippling social anxiety.

I know I missed the personality change question but I want to answer it anyway if that's ok. I have changed a little in that I'm not as terrified of people as I used to be, anf I've learned more to accept who I am and what I like instead of trying too hard to be what I think other people want me to be.

I don't like the "new" Batman. He takes himself too seriously.

I liked the 1960s Batman better. He had a good sense of humor, and didn't take himself too seriously.

I don't think I was able to differentiate between TV and reality when I was younger , Spiderman was real whether he joked or not

Same Q

I actually preferred Dick Grayson as Batman over Bruce Wayne. He wasn't as brooding, and the writer didn't treat him like an overpowered godling.

I didn't understand the bit about The Wizard of Oz being a fake guy behind a curtain, or about all the characters being people from Dorothy's regular life, until I was much older. I didn't even understand that it was a dream sequence.

I thought "Oz" was some sort of crazy, strong super hero.

Do you like butter on popcorn?

Probably too much LOL.

But I like some of the "flavored salts" better.


Do you just HAVE to have popcorn when you see a movie?