I /am/ a lemming!

[cailj]

Actually, I'm not often a lemming, but I kind of like this one because it gives people an excuse to write potentially interesting things in their livejournals.



anoisblue's shower meme:

If you want me to interview you--post a comment that simply says, "Interview me." I'll respond with questions for you to take back to your own journal and answer as a post. Of course, they'll be different for each person since this is an interview and not a general survey. At the bottom of your post, after answering the Interviewer's questions, you ask if anyone wants to be interviewed. So it becomes your turn-- in the comments, you ask them any questions you have for them to take back to their journals and answer. And so it becomes the circle.

Comments

[cai.livejournal.com]

1. Ice-breaker question. You hate the town where you live, and you hate the small minded religious zealots who seem to reside there. The lack of culture, and the lack of things to do and people to do them with. But is there anything you /do/ like about it? Is it a good place for your children, is it a good place for gardening, does it have a nice zoo? Anything at all? If not, is there any reason to stay there beyond your husband's job?

2. You often talk about the life you led before you had children. Do you ever find yourself resenting your children as a result? Often times, I have read, women resent their children and husbands for making them into wives and mothers, but then bury that resentment in other things instead of dealing with it. Does your experience jive with this in any way?

3. Your relationship to bdsm is complicated. You seem to need it, but at the same time, you need to hate it. Why do you think that is? Is it a coping mechanism or a way to deal with the fact that you can't get what you need? Or is it something else?

4. What is your degree in, and where did you get it? I've known you for a long time, but I've never known the answer to this.

5. I really want to ask what you ever saw in C, but I'm not going to. Because I think that would be far too lengthy an answer. Instead, I'll ask a related question. What does online life give you? Is it fulfilling in some way that your real life isn't? Other than playing scrabble and reading livejournal, what do you do while you're online? And why?