IcyHaze

I was assaulted and stabbed by a group a few years back. Luckily the stab wound wasn't too deep or serious, and that's all they managed to do before running.

Mostly it's a bunch of people thinking up imaginary friends because they think it's cool. However, a few people seem to have gotten close to allowing their brain to think independently - or at least seemingly independently - and then ruining the idea by forcing a personality unto this "entity" that they've created. And a few people apparently have managed to have a part of their brain run on automatic and act as if it were a living entity of some sort (Or at least a part of them which doesn't require conscious effort), which can give them new insights into problems. This, as far as I can see, is a tulpa. Overall, it's a subject with no proof or evidence. However, if it's actually a thing, it's simply something that you can do with your mind. It is most certianly not communicating with demons.

I'd give myself about a 7 or so. I can be quite cute I suppose :3

I ha da friend who lived on the streets due to losing her money to a heroin addiction. She begged and did other things to get money, and I know that without the money she saved up, she wouldn't have had enough for food

Get a bit of mud and dirt on it and it'll look great

Mood: Bored, slightly down but bursting with the urge to scream and just...jump around and do things. Watched: Terminator Genisys Listening to: Devin Townsend - Triumph Eating: McDonald's chicken sandwich Drinking: A cuppa tae

Why not just...go to the actual site

Man, Goosebumps is the way to go. SO SCARE. Honestly, I can't really think of any truly scary books - but a series that was eerie was "The Wyrd Museum" trilogy by Robin Jarvis. Not scary, but creepy.

I once accidentally drove my car into my lawn. Does that count?

It worries me that Metallica and Nirvana are in this...have they finally stopped being metal and grunge respectively and become classic rock? As for myself, Led Zepplin, Queen, Pink Floyd (if you can call them classic rock - I personally wouldn't, but some would) The Who, The Beatles, Cream, Jimi Hendrix

There are pretty much only two things that can send me into a near uncontrollable rage, and they're injustice or unprovoked physical harm. I've held grudges in some extreme cases, people who've tried to fuck thigns up for me for their own advantage and whatnot. Also I once squared up to a teacher in school (despite normally being a good student) because he caught me pouring an entire bottle of water over somone's head and assumed I was being a prick. He didn't see that person pouring a seperate bottle of water all over my shirt though...I was just retaliating. Once I calmed down and explained it though, it was all gewd. On other occasions I have lost it with close friends if they've accused me of things I didn't do, or like...damaged something I own due to carelessness. I spend almost my entire life caring for others and their belongings and feelings, so when someone just does something unthinkingly it annoys me... But overall there's very few instances of that actually happening. I'm normally nice enough and settle issues calmly...

Left shift every time Originally I thought this was a poll on where someone's gear stick was in their car...

I'd LOVE to fly a plane, and I plan on getting a lesson or two in the future - just for fun. I have however used one of the flight simulators used for training pilots, as my cousin was a pilot/technician working on them. was able to get in for free. It was such a realistic experience...you'd forget that you were simply in a large cockpit on hydraulics. It was amazing <3

It's just homesickness. Give it time and it'll pass. Sauce: Lived away from home before.