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mofette1. Would you consider living in Japan permanently if you could?
I would, but it would be dependant on a number of things; If![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
meltie and I were still together, he would have to be able to come with me. There's no way I'm doing long distance again, I'd rather be near a large city, so really Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto or Hiroshima/Nagasaki area.
2. If you could brind one facet of Japanese culture back here, be it a confectionery, custom, national characteristic, food or song, what would it be?
The crime level. I like that the most dangerous places in Japan are safe. I like that even the country has the death pentalty, only 6 - 7 people get sentenced to it a year. I like that there's no drugs and no gun crime because although the guns are cheap, bullets are to expensive to afford.
3. If you could give some advice to yourself from 10 years ago, what would it be?
Ignore the people at school, and for the love of god DO NOT HAVE YOUR HAIR CUT SHORT!!
4. If you were to imagine yourself in 10 years, what would stand out the most?
Hopefully my pink hair will still be there, whether I'm a mother, single or even a lesbian, I want to have pink hair.
5. What would you count as your biggest flaw? And what aspect of your personality are you most proud of?
I'm very paranoid. I need to know everything, all the time. Just to make sure people aren't talking about me or something like that. I always assume the worst. I'm quite proud of my personality in that I don't really hold grudges, I can usually forgive someone which makes me weak, but not such a buttpipe.
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I would, but it would be dependant on a number of things; If
meltie and I were still together, he would have to be able to come with me. There's no way I'm doing long distance again, I'd rather be near a large city, so really Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto or Hiroshima/Nagasaki area.2. If you could brind one facet of Japanese culture back here, be it a confectionery, custom, national characteristic, food or song, what would it be?
The crime level. I like that the most dangerous places in Japan are safe. I like that even the country has the death pentalty, only 6 - 7 people get sentenced to it a year. I like that there's no drugs and no gun crime because although the guns are cheap, bullets are to expensive to afford.
3. If you could give some advice to yourself from 10 years ago, what would it be?
Ignore the people at school, and for the love of god DO NOT HAVE YOUR HAIR CUT SHORT!!
4. If you were to imagine yourself in 10 years, what would stand out the most?
Hopefully my pink hair will still be there, whether I'm a mother, single or even a lesbian, I want to have pink hair.
5. What would you count as your biggest flaw? And what aspect of your personality are you most proud of?
I'm very paranoid. I need to know everything, all the time. Just to make sure people aren't talking about me or something like that. I always assume the worst. I'm quite proud of my personality in that I don't really hold grudges, I can usually forgive someone which makes me weak, but not such a buttpipe.
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Date: 2004-02-02 06:46 pm (UTC)I always tell people here about how safe Japan is. I'd have said the same, with the politeness level being a close second. ^_^
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Date: 2004-02-02 10:34 pm (UTC)What is your next life goal?
The world is about to end, you have 24 hours. What do you do?
are there any famous people that you fancy that no-one else does?
when will you have my man-babies?
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Date: 2004-02-02 11:23 pm (UTC)I guess the biggest thing is time. There's no time for anything. Where will I get the time to train in all the fighting arts I want to, and write all the plays I want to write, and keep up with all my friends, and fall in love and get married and have a family, and finish learning Japanese so I can go on to Chinese or Spanish or something, and just go back to Japan again, and act in all the plays I want to, and and and and there's no time for all that.
Or that's how it seems. You can't train against time, y'know? You just have to try and manage it the best you can. But there just aren't enough fucking hours in the day.
What is your next life goal?
Well, my New Year's resolution is to kick 2004's ass in every possible sense, so that's my next life goal, I guess. But in the interest of specifying, I want to keep studying the things that're important to me, and just keep getting smarter, stronger, and more experienced. This includes writing, martial arts, Japanese, Chinese medicine, etc. I'm also searching for a way to get back to Japan for a while and productive things to do after May. I imagine they'll want me to get a job or something.
The world is about to end, you have 24 hours. What do you do?
Make sure everyone I love knows how much I love them. Pray/meditate.
Are there any famous people that you fancy that no-one else does?
I don't think so. I guess Zhang Ziyi is the one people wouldn't know, but if I said, "The chick from Crouching Tiger," then people would probably know and agree that she's hawt.
When will you have my man-babies?
All 5 of them will burst from my mangina as soon as I reach England. :D