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my mom panicked realizing that i wasnt by her side, and she saw me on the other side of the closing door. we were separated. my mom literally sprinted to the door and squeezed in between the closing doors with all of her might. she managed to get in, but if she didnt, it could of end up in a...

while she was talking to them, i was kind of walking around, and we were actually close to one of the trains, so it was a pretty dangerous place for me to be alone in. my mom was talking to the guy about 10-15 feet away from me when i just suddenly walked into a train by myself. the...

so, back when i was a child, my mom and i went on vacation to china during the winter to meet our relatives. keep in mind that i was a child, probably 7, that had barely to no conscious at all. my mom and i were in the subaway stations of beijing, and my mom was talking to a subaway train...

sounds like a terrible experience. i typically steer away from spicy foods because i have a low spice tolerance, but i can handle spicy chips like takis, hot cheetos, and such. close death experiences? no, not really. ive always been a very careful and a meticulous child, so ive never really...

well, i didnt really mean smart people as the officials, like scientists or researchers. smart people do include random people as well. theres probably a bunch of geniuses hidden in the crowd of random people- who knows. gosh, that does sound really spicy. hopefully youve learned your lesson...

hmm? why are you apologizing? you dont need to apologize for that. writing paragraphs is a great way to practice both writing and typing skills, so dont worry about it. i actually didnt type all that much yesterday since i was tired and a bit upset about one of my classes, so i apologize.

what about you? i dont have that good of a spice tolerance, but you might differ.

the spiciest thing ive ever tried? well, when i was in elementary schools, the school would serve mexican food once a week, and it would be enchiladas or tacos or something. with that, there would be buckets of jalapeños for anyone that would want to put that in their meal. my friends and i...

but yeah, the government can turn anytime, but i would guess that people would just fight back until theyre hopelessly defeated. anyways, wow, with these messages, i can really see that youre passionate in drawing and in other arts. thats really healthy and good to have. keep up the good work lol

ah yes! it rings the bell, the thinning is probably the movie that i was describing just now. yeah, in this society, its very unlikely to have these types of tests to happen. theres so many smart people out there, so there will probably be a solution made in the future for the increasingly...

i would either go to time of my father or mother and just observe how they lived, or perhaps i could turn back to the time when i was a child and observe my actions. it could be interesting- seeing the personalities of my parents and of my younger self. i probably wouldnt interfere as that would...

listening to nobody and the rules of society is a type of freedom that would normally be impossible to achieve within society's rules, but if youre the villain, the social outcast, why do you need to worry about that? oh, i see, the back in time question. hmmmm, to be honest, i have no idea.

being the hero is always stressful and full of work, so i would rather be the opposite. if the hero falls into tragedy, that means the villain wins. villains are intelligent, have amazing capabilities, and have all the wealth and power while casting all unnecessary emotions away. i would like that.

oh, about the roles of a story, i was giving you a choice between a tragic main character and a cunning villain, but your choice of role is interesting anyhow. i love the idea of a character plotting his/her revenge over the course of years and then surprising the character who betrayed them...

it reminds me a lot of the book called The Giver. my mom says im crazy like my dad. considering how these type of topics are of my interest, i guess my mother was right lol. yes, please do read the percy jackson series. its incredibly fun to read, and its on par with the harry potter series...

for factors like the survivors loving and having children, i guess the government can force people to have children considering they do have the power of law, military, and basically do whatever in society. in a dystopian society, the government gives a damn about nobody. anyways, i think this...

yes, the odds of the human population drastically decreasing each year as a result of the tests is very likely to happen, but if the government, or whoever is in charge, is able to start the tests, im sure they would be able to end them as well.