EpicEnergy

I like to play video games and do coding as hobbies.

- Animal Jam - Star Wars Battlefront 2 (classic) - Mercenaries

Most effective and feasible way to make money? Because then I'd be able to actually afford things for once.

I'm waiting for a few upcoming games to be released. Also waiting for bedtime to come so I can sleep while one of my games is downloading. I like to download games in the night while I'm sleeping so I don't have to wait all day.

Right where I'm at - in my room alone.

It's hard to make someone change their mind, especially adults. I would wait until you can buy one for yourself, like save up for one.

Well I live on the east coast and at one point I had family in Hawaii, until they moved to California.

I would say winter because the earth looks like it's going through depression, making me feel down. It's also like people don't do as many outdoor activities in the winter either as they would in the other seasons.

I never surfed before. I also never traveled to another country before.

White shirt and grey shorts. Nothing special, just something to wear around the house.

I don't really do anything to celebrate my birthday, but my family usually gets a cake and a few presents for me to celebrate.

I would stay away from buying myself into a high leadership position, like leader of a nation or CEO of a company. Too much stress and I have too little experience and knowledge.

Public speaking. I never did a public speaking class, but I would get an F in it no matter how hard I tried. As for the basic classes, I would say history was the subject I was least interested in and therefore my weakest subject.

Walmart, as it carries the good brands. Sometimes Dollar General.

I feel like most people don't eat goldfish at my age (I'm in my 20's).

People expecting me to have my life together at this point, like a family, good college experience, nice career, like I know what I'm doing in life, and so forth. Not necessarily my age but rather the age group I'm in (I'm in the 20's).

I wish I had never existed. Wait, that's something that I had no choice in, so it doesn't count. I wish I never played video games for hours every single day for several years. It contributed to me having terrible social skills, autism, anxiety, and depression.

The one I use is Galaxy J3 Eclipse. I had it since I was 18 years old, which was several years ago, so it has lasted a long time. I have a protective covering on it, so that's why it's still in good condition.

I'll judge the quality of my life through Maslow's hierarchy of needs. In case of those reading this who don't know what that is, here is a link to a basic explanation of it: https://www.verywellmind.com/what-is-maslows-hierarchy-of-needs-4136760 1) My physiological needs: all are met as far as I know of. 2) My safety needs: many are met, but not all. Some of which aren't met are financial security and health. 3) My social needs: only a few of them are met. Some of the ones that are met are friendships and family relationships. Some of the ones that aren't met are social groups, community groups, and romantic attachments. 4) My esteem needs: none of them are met. 5) My self-actualization needs: none of them are met. As you can see, there is a decline in meeting my needs, starting from safety needs and ending after social needs. I would say that my social needs really aren't met at all, since I only have friends online and my family relationships aren't that strong. So, judging by that hierarchy, I would rate my life 4/10 since my needs end before the third level of the hierarchy. I think that is a fair rating, since my life isn't as bad as it could be but isn't that good either.

I use computer because anything that doesn't have a physical keyboard would annoy me since typing on a physical keyboard is much faster than using virtual keyboards.

I remember the first "The Land Before Time" movie when I watched it as a kid, I enjoyed it.

Video games for the most part, but I hate them just as much as I love them.

It would be the most boring and ridiculous script I have ever read.

Yell "oh yeah!!!" when an announcer says or asks something that the crowd is supposed to respond loudly to. I'm kinda a quiet and chill person who wouldn't yell at all, especially not while sitting in a large crowd of people, but I have yelled really loud before and people were shocked by it.