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During the 36 question love game 😳

With whom do you feel the funniest?

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I feel the most human when I drive. Mostly on the freeway when I'm going fast. I can feel every jolt and small shift of the wheel and it just attaches me really close to the moment.

When do you feel the least human?

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I feel the most mortal/human when I find out I am wrong about something I was sure I was right about. I feel like the rug has been pulled out from under my feet, not that I was wrong but that I had relied on something false. It makes me feel lost.

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I feel the most mortal/human when I find out I am wrong about something I was sure I was right about. I feel like the rug has been pulled out from under my feet, not that I was wrong but that I had relied on something false. It makes me feel lost.

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Have you ever felt lost?

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I feel the most human when I come to a moment where I need to make a decision, and I know that it is totally up to me, and that the decision will actually really make a difference. I'm trying to go to bed but I want to eat a cookie, and I know that I won't fall asleep with that sugar in me.

How do you decide what is most important to you?

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I felt the most mortal when I received a very frightening health diagnoses. Thankfully it was resolved but besides that whenever I am sick or am injured in some way.

Which emotion is your least favorite to experience?

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I feel the most mortal/human when I get a paper cut. Something so simple and small can have a painful impact.

When is a time you had an impact for good?

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I would say I feel most mortal when sick or injured. Having a constant reminder that I'm not always in perfect condition is the ultimate humbling.

What is the worst emotion?

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When I fail. When I'm disappointed. When I let my emotions get the best of me. When I'm impulsive. When I'm regretful. When I'm frustrated. When I'm with the ones I love the most. When I miss the ones I love the most. When I haven't showered in more than 24 hours.

What's an experience that you're grateful you went through but would never go through again?

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I feel most mortal when I mess up, and especially when that mistake is public and picked on--when I forget to bring bags to pick up my dog's poop and there's someone watching me with judgement, or when my mom looks over my shoulder as I sew, commenting things like "make sure you hold it against the line," and "ooh, you pinned that wrong." I'm mortal when I use chili powder instead of cinnamon in my cake. I'm mortal when I cry in the shower. Mortality is mixed up in re-dos and revisions, but that's probably when we're most present. What kinds of things make you "live in the present?" (Sorry to use a cliche)

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I feel the most human when I get so angry that I act uncharacteristically. I say this because even while it is happening, I am conscious of what I am doing but it's as if my emotions have their own correct logic and I have no choice but to obey. This does not happen very often, maybe one or two times a year, but they feel very human/mortal.

Would you choose to skip one or two years of your life? Any years.

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I feel the most mortal when I cry. Feeling helpless unable to ease my sorrows or help anyone else. I think crying is a way to heal which also is a reminder of the hurt that needed healing

What is the most healing emotion?

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I feel human when I am active, outdoors, and with friends. Strangely enough, being by myself makes me feel not real in some way, like I need the acknowledgment of the people around me to be sure I'm real.

What do you value most in a friendship?

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The use of the word mortal seems to suggest the question is trying to search for an answer that explains when you feel closest to death. I think that's an interesting idea, being close to death that is. This idea is one of the oldest religions. One who believes in this act differently. Perhaps more irrationally, usually more intentionally. Some have faith and some deny this faith. The heretics spend their whole pronouncing the deadness of this God. Standing on stacks of trees died green, and building their towers of babel. Building up to their anti-Christ, the un-mortal. They believe more violently the older they get till they un-believe their immortal spirit out of their body.

Whats your favorite word