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It's not just my Qooh.me name, it's my /name/. Not my real name of course. Kind of stupid how the name came about actually, I think it was 2009 or 2010 and I was going through my horridly embarrassing weeaboo phase; transitioning from my constant dragon-drawing to non-stop anime-drawing. So, 13-year-old me was like "Dude, holy ****, I'mma make an alias for my art things, what do I like drawing?? Hmm, Dragons...and, uh, Anime! Yeah! Dragime! Holy **** high five man, we did it! Genius!" And then I was on DeviantART under that name for so long that I became known (in the small circle I was in) as 'Dragime' because it wasn't a common name at all, and it just kind of stuck.
Skulls represents death, or more specifically, the death of a human. The snake comes from the story of Adam and Eve, representing deception and lies told to the naive. But it's not a tattoo design, it's just a simple sketch by a generic, melancholic teenager.
A place with a 24-7 free, unlimited buffet
One thing? God I can name 10 off the top of my head! But I'm gonna say (and I'm ripping this off some person on tumblr) a program that's like Sesame Street for adults that teaches you how to pay taxes, fill out medical forms, teaches you basic handiwork (i.e how to fix a door handle), interact socially without being a ****head and general social things like silence =/= consent, *ex=/=gender and all that jazz. Just, how to be a bloody adult.
Snow :3
Happiness - not really
In terms of embarrassing, morals or illegal? Idk I'm changing this to what I regret the most - probably everything I did between the ages of 10 and 13. Those were some pretty ****ing embarrassing years
My thoughts are that, for the year 12 camp at least, unless people go I can assume that their attendance will drop (haven't heard anything about replacement classes going over those days for year 12s, but I might be wrong. Don't take my word for it), therefore it is compulsory in that sense. There's also an expectation to be met, literally at every other school except UYSC, that when something is compulsory, not matter how good or how terrible it is, you attend. Unless there's some legit reason stopping a person. Anyway, UYSC has always been realistic about things - what the teachers want and what the teachers expect are two different things. Kind of like teachers want you to do all your homework over the holidays, but they know it's not gonna happen for everyone, so they SAY they expect us to finish it so that we aim to for that goal, but they only WANT us to get it done by the end of the holidays. It's why we've had a whole week to catch up on homework. See, teachers WANT everyone to go on the camp, thus making is COMPULSORY, but they don't EXPECT everyone to go on the camp. And it's always been like that. It's not something new.
Citric acid, but not deadly allergic. I don't think I'm deadly allergic to anything, besides y'know, tiger snakes and ****, but that doesn't count because EVERYONE and EVERYTHING is allergic to tiger snakes
Anxiety
Lamborghini
Winning one of 5 paid entry into a Pixar masterclass with 1000+ entries
He said he was okay, but I'm not 100% sure. But, and this is going to sound selfish, but I'm a firm believer in that if you're unhappy or need to end a relationship, for whatever reason it may be, you do what's necessary to make you happy. You definitely take the other party's feelings into consideration, but ultimately it's doing no good if you're unhappy.
woah okay geez that's a lot for one question. Depends how you count relationships really, but to put your mind at ease I've been in 2 formal, longer-than-one-month relationships. "The best one"? Each had their ups and downs, neither was better nor worse. Both were with decent people, though the latter was probably the better one because it was less awkward and was more like a real relationship. It was, like, totally a normal ****ing relationship. What do you even mean?? It started with a 5-day trip to Sydney and it ended because Danielle realised she had some important stuff to work out, and I was in a pretty bad frame of mind then, and I wanted to limit the amount of people I hurt.
Literally what I do every other day, try to take over the world. Nah, I'd probably just lie around all day and save the money for food and bills because I wouldn't be working if I could just lie around all day
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Not into the name and shame game
I'm 99% sure I know who this is, and if I'm wrong, sorry cause this is gonna sound harsh. If it is who I think it is, you'll ****ing know it. Seriously, only one person I know never uses caps. If you're gonna go anon, at least make it a little more convincing. I cut you out of my life for so many reasons, one of which is that you've proved to me that you CAN'T make anything better for me, so don't ****ing ":3" me.
For the most part, no. Last year was one of my worst years of existence, but I wouldn't change anything from it (except maybe stop letting people walk all over me sooner) because it's made me who I am now and although there's nothing I like about myself now, for the first time since I can remember there's nothing I hate about myself.
I'm not upset about it, it's just kind of obvious. And seriously, I'd rather be bored than at school. But then again, holidays aren't really good times for me anyway, doesn't really mean I want to go back to school though.
Why do people ask this? Like, do you REALLY think I'm looking forward to school? Honestly? Pros of school are friends. Cons of school are 4-6 hours sleep each night, 3 hours of homework everyday, constant anxiety about not doing good enough because when you've had unrealistic expectations put on you your whole life anything below 100% is disgraceful, loss of appetite to the point of nausea, disgusting remarks made towards me, and a complete and utter feeling of emptiness. So honestly, do you really, truly think I would want to go back to school?
Because I either eat too much or nowhere near enough for extended periods of time.
Bit insensitive haha nah my weight changes pretty frequently, at any point im anywhere between 55kg and 65kg
Oh god I have heaps um okay I'll do my top 5. | "Cradle to the Grave" - 5FDP | "Better Days" - Breaking Benjamin | "Chocolate Girl" - Utsu-P feat. GUMI | "A Skyline's Severance" - Trivium | "Rosemary" - Sweet Revenge feat. Megurine Luka
I rarely remember my dreams, but the last dream I remember had something to do with a letter, a water bottle and my dog being in my wardrobe.
Thank you :) I'm glad I've been able to do something to help you, and I'm glad that you're doing better now
If your problem is something you can't solve on your own, it's big enough to ask for help with. I said it before (I think...) that it's okay to have small problems and big problems, sometimes the size of the problem doesn't matter. If it's hurting you, it's a big enough problem to put effort into solving, especially if you've tried to fix it but haven't been successful in doing so. And moving on from something doesn't mean forgetting. It means to move forward, but that doesn't mean you can't look back at it from time to time. Likewise, there's no such thing as recovery. You don't recover from something, you learn how to handle it and live an effective life. It doesn't mean that whatever it is you need to move on from is going to disappear, but the sadness and it's hold on you slowly loosens. If you want to fix whatever it is, really think about how you're going to fix it. Why do you want to fix it? How will you need to fix it? What will you need to do? But sometimes, things are already fixed and there is nothing more to it. When something can't be fixed is when you keep it in your memory, but let it go.
This is gonna be a long answer so grab a drink and some sort of food or something cause we're diving deep into this ****. Also it's gonna be answered like a ****ing text book or something, so put on your intellectual hats for this kiddies. Well, first of every problem is a real problem. It is a problem, it exists, therefore it is real. All problems/issues deserve attention, the factor that determines whether it is a big problem or a small problem comes down to (a) how badly the problem is affecting you/someone else/a group of people and (b) how much effort needs to go into resolving the problem. And it should be noted that problems are cir***stantial - something might be a small problem for one person but a big problem for another, or a problem might seem bigger or smaller depending on current events happening in the person affected's life. For example, here are two imaginary people; Vincent and Lucy. Vincent is currently has overdue homework to do, whilst Lucy suffers from depression. From a face-value, we can assume Lucy's problem is "bigger" because their depression would be affecting so many aspects of their health and they need to go through a complex system of therapy and possible drugs before a solution is found, whilst Vincent needs to complete their homework which would be affecting them because they need to make time for the homework but the solution is only a few hours of study. By face value, we've established that Lucy's depression is affecting her more than Vincent, and it would take longer for Lucy's problem to go away than it would Vincent's. Assuming there are no other factors in the above scenario, we've established the kinetics of a big and small problem. However, whether someone's being overdramatic/"childish" is a harder topic to dissect. First off, we need to know what is overdramatic behaviour and we need to understand what is and isn't a socially acceptable reaction to a problem. You also need to understand that everyone reacts differently to problems. For example, if you dropped your brand new iPhone 6 and the screen shattered and you've only had it for 5 minutes, most would say it's okay to yell or act apathetically, whilst half the population would say it's okay to cry over it whilst the other half wouldn't, but I think we can all agree that an overdramatic reaction to your iPhone screen breaking would be to murder someone. If you're hell bent on "fitting in" with how everyone else reacts to problems, take it from someone whose had to hand-learn what every single emotional interaction means and mimic what the majority do. If the majority of people wouldn't cry because they failed a test, learn from them and don't cry, unless of course theres another reason to cry (i.e. you can't get into a certain course because of it, or you tried so damn hard and studied for 5 hours everyday for 3 weeks or something of that sort). Sometimes people will tell you if you're being overdramatic, but most people won't say anything to your face about it. The best thing you can do (if you're able to) is to see if people around you are giving clear signs that they think you're over reacting (e.g - eye rolling, looking away, "that stare", hiding laughter, etc). For example, if you fell of your chair and people around you begun to laugh and you yelled at them and gave a life-story long speech about why you don't want them laughing, they'll more than likely roll their eyes or suppress their laughter. In this situation, you'd just laugh with them from the start. Turn misfortune into comedy. It's also a form of conforming to social expectations, which I don't support, however I also don't support doing what is socially unacceptable and in the case of this scenario, the socially unacceptable thing would be the life-story speech. Also, in comparison to a "real problem" (assuming a big problem), giving a lengthy lecture about something that doesn't need it it overreacting as, again compared to biggest issues, you're putting a lot of effort into solving a problem that only exists to you. Embarrassment is not a problem, the problem would be if people continues to poke fun at you for falling off your chair. That is an issue because it's bullying, and unless you injured yourself when you fell from your chair, there's no problem. So, now that all that' out of the way, "How to know if you're being overdramatic!" 1 - How big is the problem you're reacting to/does the problem need reacting to? 2 - Is your reaction socially acceptable? 3 - Is your reaction justifiable (e.g "I'm crying because I fell over" compared to "I'm crying because I fell over and broke my wrist")? 4 - Are you going to offend anyone in the immediate vicinity by reacting this way? End of guide. I'd like to just throw in a note about point 4 though. What I mean by that is, is there anyone around you (or if you're posting about it online, anyone who will read it) that is suffering worse hardship than you? For example, the small problem of "my mum won't give me money to go shopping!" and the reaction to that being "I hate her!" could deeply offend someone who's problem is parental abuse whose reaction is that they whole-heartedly hate their mother. Most of the time, you don't know what someone around you is going through unless they tell you, and thus little problems like not getting money shouldn't be mentioned unless its to someone you know isn't having a worse time than you. However, this is not to say to keep quiet about your problems. If the issue isn't affecting you or you can very easily live with it, there's no real need for a reaction and any reaction could be deemed as an overreaction. If the problem is something that's causing stress, anxiety, depression or something else, or the problem is stress, anxiety, depression (really anything that affects your quality of life), speak up. People who are suffering "worse" than you (for example if you're depressed but are still functioning in society, but someone "worse off" is on an alphabet of drugs and suicidal) won't hate you for speaking up. Chances are they've been where you are and want to help you get better, which can in turn make them a little bit better. So anyway, in summary, it's all ****ing cir***stantial and you have to really read the situation before reacting to any problem what so ever.
Get healthy, physically, mentally and socially
Victims by Lacuna Coil
Nice guy, has his faults as we all do, but nothing that makes him a bad person. Get along with him pretty alright, good to have casual conversations with
It's a little art book thing (200 or so pages, A5-sized) with a prompt per page. The idea is literally to destroy the book; y'now, "artistically". Artistic destruction. Some of the prompts include a page with a target that says "throw something", another page says "poke holes in this page using a pencil", one says "rub this page on a dirty car" and I'm pretty sure there's a page that says "take a shower with this book".
Chocolate, money, new bikini and towel, jewelery box, lip piercing, Pokemon Omega Ruby, blender/juicer, calendar from my dearest friend, 3 books (howls moving castle, coraline and the graveyard book) and a "wreck this journal"
Nope, and I'm currently hating that Qooh.me doesn't track to IP of anons
Kiah literally just answered this and I agree for the most part. There's a lot of people and with that there isn't much space to be best friends with everyone. Also, there are conflicts due to personality clashes, but we sit down and shut up about it rather than causing an issue. There are definitely people who hate each other and one-sided dislikes, but like I said before, we don't cause conflicts about it.
Friends. Laura's nice, we're not super close but she's a decent person that I can have a laugh with. Kiah is lovely, not a bad bone in her body. I've never had any conflicts with her and I can honestly see no reason ever to. Of the four, I'm closest with Lauren. She and Kiah keep an eye on me to make sure I'm doing okay, which I appreciate more than they probably realise. Lauren's also a really good cook; like, REALLY good, and she's a hard worker. No matter what arises, I've got her back. I don't know Teneil very well, but we speak often at school. Like Kiah, she's lovely and I've never heard a bad word/opinion come from her mouth. She's quiet, which is really nice, and I don't mean that she doesn't talk much, she just speaks at the perfect volume.
... ... ...what?
Innocence
Their self-esteem. They is all beautiful, but some don't realise it.
- Perfection is an impossible goal; don't destroy yourself in the pursuit of a false reality made of perfection. It doesn't exist and never will. - Bad things happen, you're true strength is not based on what happens to you, but how you pick yourself up afterwards. - Communicate with the outside world, don't become caged inside your own mind. And although this isn't really advice, I feel like I should share it anyways - I think everyone forgets that life isn’t all that evil, and that if you try you are doing well. No one is more perfect at being you than you are
Food would be good
First off, it is legitimately none of anyones business but my own a to who I get along with and who I don't, though I don't really mind sharing publicly only decent, non-damaging information. Secondly, I feel you have been misinformed, or rather your idea of not very good terms is not equal to mine. It's no secret that earlier this year I was not in a very good mental state. A lot of things were happening in my life and I wasn't coping at all. Because of my deteriorating mental state, my tolerance declined and my irritability rose. I also have hypersensitive hearing, so loud noises/people hurt my ears more than the average person as well as generally making me feel uncomfortable, and to top off the cake, routine is the most important thing for me - I need to know exactly what is happening and where I stand in the world. When all of this was happening, Taylar moved to Upper Yarra which broke my routine, added to noise levels and pushed my tolerance to the maximum. Now don't get me wrong, I blame nothing on Taylar, everything that happened is a reflection of myself and who I was as a person when affected so greatly by my insecurities. I also found myself jealous of her for I had worked so hard in figuring out where I stood among my peers and, I'm not gonna lie, I felt completely replaced. Without ever knowing, she became a threat to my social standing which again is in no way her fault, it's how I interpreted the situation in such a poor mental state. So looking at it like that, not being on good terms to me is that I don't want to associate with someone who causes me to think so badly about myself. The terms we are on now are no different to any other point in life, this all came about because I wouldn't add her on Facebook for the paragraph or reasons I've already given. I don't hate Taylar, I never have and I doubt I ever will, but she brings out the worst in me. They are all my thoughts, opinions and whatever else. Also, is this seriously a ****ing rumour? There are plenty more important and interesting things to spread around than what I think of someone.
****ing Scarecrows man, and less tangible, abandonment
Ahaha oh Qooh.me, you so funny :)
Kind of average actually, feeling a bit blue because of school and stuff that's been happening recently. But I'm getting better :)
Danni and Dragime
Until I'm 20, there's nothing else after that. If not then, I don't want to live if I can't look after myself. 60 sounds about right.
As I know none of the characters, I'm going to say Joffery! I think that's the guy everyone hates...
The inability to bathe daily. And people who do nothing but complain yet do nothing about the situation. You either shut the hell up ir get off your lazy as* and work for a better tomorrow
My studded converse
Clothes - Lauren and Kathryn Music - Kiah Anime - Well, my opinion of a good anime is very different from everyone else. Georgia's the most advent watcher, but I've never disagreed with Steph or Kathryn (except for K-on!) on a good anime...so take your pick
Steeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeven
Kids cartoons, music and fooooooooooooooooood
Yes, sort of, not really? I posted two comic-things I made to 9Gag last year and they both got to the hot page (which is like 9Gag's front page). For my art, the most viewed piece I've done has been viewed over 2,000 times on DevinatART alone and I've seen it posted to other websites, but the piece that has been posted to the most websites is probably a picture I drew of Hagane Luka and Lily-T together as it's been posted on about 10 or so different wallpaper websites...and they didn't even credit me...
The amount of money I have at this current point in time, because as of tonight that amount will be less than half because I can't control myself when I go shopping :')
Looks - preferably taller than me, but I don't mind if shorter than me...really hard to find anyone shorter than me... A person who looks after themselves and has hygiene down pat. Personality - Can make me laugh/cheer me up, isn't an ***hole and is easy to talk to. Forced conversations are terrible conversations.
Marathoning all 64 episodes of Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood in 4 days
My dogs, my friends and my favourite bands. My dogs are my best friends, and that sounds like I have no friends but I've spent 9 years of my life with my dog Ted and 5 years with Hazel. I've seen them grow up, and they never fail to cheer me up - always happy to see me. My friends are the most supporting and kind people I know. Having a bad day? Friends'll fix that! And when all else fails and I feel completely alone, I am reminded that I'm not alone through the music I listen to. Sure, some will say it's depressing music, but when you listen to Linkin Park or Breaking Benjamin or Flyleaf or Three Days Grace, etc, you see that there are others who feel as alone and depressed as you do; plus all the other people in the world who feel the same way as I do when I listen to music. Even the saddest of songs can make me want to smile at times.
Well, yes, but I don't think I've met the right guy yet.
Oh shiiiiit, okay...This is a hard question...For a guy, it's be a coin toss between Ben and Spencer, but for a girl I honestly can't decide. I'd rather have no friends than have to give up any of my friends, to be honest.
I remember we where friends in kinder, but didn't meet again until High School. Never done anything wrong by me; seems to be one of the only genuinely honest people I know.
I'd change the location. Here me out on this one - if Upper Yarra was in a heavily populated area, heaps more students would be sent there, meaning heaps more funding, meaning better teachers and better facilities, and probably a better school life. Bam.
Because there's no money in it. I need some sort of financial security, I wouldn't make enough money and to make money I'd have to take on commissions which is drawing absolutely anything someone wants me to draw, not something I want to draw. I've seen too many people turn hobbies into careers and within 5 years, they hate their job and no longer have a hobby.
You won't. I'd rather you tell me, regardless of who you are. And I don't go around telling people these kinds of things. I would prefer us talk properly than on qoohme
I'm not going to hate you or make fun of you, so if you want just message me on fb or something. I won't be at school until Thursday if that makes you feel better about talkimg to me.
Honestly, I have no idea. I'm going to get a better paying job and move out, maybe spend a month in Japan or something. But there's no job that interests me, nothing I want to be doing for more than 6 months. It bothers me that I have no goals or ambitions for life. Who knows where I'll end up? As long as I'm happy, I'll be right I guess.
Thanks lovely! You're a pretty awesome feiend too; actually, you're a pretty awesome person too...an awesome friend-person <3
That's a sad topic, but probably 'Rain' by Breaking Benjamin, or 'All I need to know' by Thousand Foot Krutch.
I'm not exactly sure who you are, so there is a chance you annoy me. But, I doubt it. There are very few people who annoy me anymore, most of whom I haven't known for very long. But I'm also not interested in dating at them moment, what with school and work and I barely have time to socialise with my friends outside of school.
No way! Actually everyone loves Lauren. Lauren's one of those friends who listens to all the bad things that have happened and genuinely cares about my problems. Makes life easier having her as a friend
Yes? I do believe I have them...
Spencer - Top bloke, refers to himself as God. Funny as hell. Mitch - Yeah, he's alright. He used to bother me at times, but he's actually pretty funny to have around Rachael - One of my best friends and part of the A-Team. Known her since primary school. Easy to get along with