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eh, its not as fun as it sounds. yes, it is an at-home-lab, but its an assignment, so its still homework. its a very tedious process that is still graded by a teacher, so i dont really consider it fun. anything academic or athletic related doesnt seem fun nor appealing to me to be honest, but if it interests you, well then, good for you.

even though rollercoasters are absolutely terrifying, that terror is thrilling, and that thrill is what makes it fun. the thing is, rollercoasters arent recommended to people who have heart and blood problems since rollercoasters can cause a feeling similar to fight or flee. in other words, it causes a lot of adrenaline and shock, which is something thats bad for those who have heart and blood problems.

even though thats the case, i hope that you might be able to ride a roller coaster one day.

yeah, it was a terrifying situation to be in, but im glad that i somehow got out of it anyhow.

super relatable. i detest bugs as well. i especially hate the bugs that have those exoskeleton shells, like beetles or cockroaches. those shells give me really unsettling, creepy, and disgusting vibes, so i either scream at every bug i see or slaughter them mercilessly. the few exceptions would probably be ladybugs and butterflies #prettybugprivelege.

im definitely more of an indoorsy person. i dont really like the outdoors since the weather conditions arent always perfect during the summer. i live in texas, so i have to deal with the texas heat, and i have to admit, it can be super hot at times, and i also hate the feeling of being sweaty and dirty, so i dont really like hot and moist weather. i like the ac and the ability to chill in my own home.

the perfect summer vacation? although i love traveling, it can be stressful at times since theres so much planning involved and that can cause anxiety, stress, and impatience. if i were to travel, i would want to travel freely- on a plane with a first class seat. go to anywhere that i havent been- dubai, europe, japan, or russia.

i would love to explore the luxurious hotels, and since its a new place ive never been to, i would be more inclined to go outside.

however, the one true vacation i would love is just staying at home doing all the activities that i want to do while eating all the food i want to eat without any care in the world. im an isolated, lazy introvert after all.

what about you? are you an indoor or outdoor person during the summer? what is your definition of a perfect summer vacation?

Biggest apologies for responding late once again. I know you told me not too but I felt the need to tell you cause I don't want you to think I’m ignoring you or other reasons you might have. I won’t keep apologizing cause it sounds irritating the more I say it.

We all have our interests, like how anything that involves athletics or academics doesn't engross you but if you were to put me in a chemistry class and have me solve and figure out parts of a liquid, then, by all means, it’s like watching a Netflix movie. Homework on the other hand is the devil's work. Anyone that likes homework is a menace to society.

Perhaps in the future, there will be a roller coaster that I would be capable of riding without having the risk of having a heart attack mid-ride. I’m not all that thrilled and fascinated about roller coasters but there are some that in no way in hell am I able to sustain but are incredible to watch from a distance. But eh, it’s an ordinary ride like any-

-other in the carnival, but then again, the most talked-about ride the next day.

I could never have the guts to kill a bug that looks like an exoskeleton with my bare hands, more so, my bare foot. Not only will you feel the crunch after killing it, but the liquid will squirm out in the aftermath. They’re just so gross and horrifying altogether. But yeah, ladybugs and butterflies are an exception, even if we just keep them alive for their looks.

Oh, Texas? Damn, it must be tough. Texas nowadays has temperatures that reach 100 degrees during this season. And I relate a lot to that. I hate the feeling of sweat and stink building up in me whenever I go for my walks during the mornings. I prefer to be inside with the ac maxed out, drinking a refreshing icy drink as I watch my favorite shows.

Traveling? Solid choice. And definitely boarding in first class, that’s a must.

My ideal summer vacation is traveling to different places far away from where I live, perhaps a fancy restaurant with a neat ocean view and foods I have never tried before. A unique park that stretches for 5 - 8 miles that has inimitable monuments scattered around the park and even a scavenger hunt involved.

Honestly, just exploring the world with my friends as we blast music in the car all day with a cold beverage. It's a bit cliche but since I’m more of an outdoor person, that’s basically my ideal summer vacation, goofing off with my friends as we explore new unexcelled places.

What is a TV show you could always relate to? Or a show that you’ve always been fond of until recently?

dont feel the need to apologize. you have work, and i have prep. its completely understandable and is not something that you should be apologetic for.

i find you quite the odd person since you seem so different from me- from interests and personality in general. its not at bad thing though because in a way, having academic interests and being an outdoorsy person is actually healthier than whatever i am.

i feel kind of sad whenever i see the saying of "i hope there will be _____ sometime in the future" because in reality, it most likely wont happen while we're alive. damn, i must sound like the horrible person i am being so pessimistic and telling you to your face that you might not be able to ride the rollercoasters you want.

in the future, we'll most likely see just a bunch of dark stuff. perhaps more pandemics, more climate change, more capitalism, more people, etc. but hey, we're allowed to dream, right? even if it most likely wont happen, right?

yeah bugs are terrifying as hell.

my mom gets confused whenever i ask her to kill a bug for me, and she just says, "youre a human, and a bug is a bug. you can step on a bug and itll die, but a bug will never be able to hurt you."

false. completely false. yes, human beings are superior to bugs in terms of strength, but there are poisonous and other dangerous bugs, and i, my friend, have no courage.