It's easier for me to cry about animals, but they're not exclusive- I get choked up at movies all too often, and it's something of a source of ridicule among my friends and family. No movies make me cry more than Atonement, The Fountain, and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.

I can hardly watch mistreatment of animals in movies. It was all that I could do to get through Hidalgo, and I got teary watching the horses get trampled and shot in Lord of the Rings.

Me too. You know those infomercials about animal abuse with Sarah McLaghlan? I have to change the channel because they're too sad.

When I play a game (that isn't open-ended like the Sims), I have to do two playthroughs: one without a walkthrough to experience the storyline and then one with a walkthrough so I can find all the secrets/achievements.

I don't really play any games apart from The Sims (hee hee!) But I remember when Mum played Myst and I watched her we had to go through and try all the endings (with a cheat sheet). Some of them were scary :O

I don't really play any games apart from The Sims (hee hee!) But I remember when Mum played Myst and I watched her we had to go through and try all the endings (with a cheat sheet). Some of them were scary :O

When I'm reading a book I imagine it playing out in my head as a movie. When there's a development that can't be achieved through dialogue or visual effects (such as a character realising something, or the author describing something that can't be seen, or whatever) I get frustrated trying to figure out how to incorpoorate it into the movie. It really annoys me.

I don't read that way, although it seems like an interesting approach. I tend to narrate my everyday life in my head, however, and I get frustrated when I can't find the right words to describe something.

I have to have something to read in the bathroom, whether it's a novel or the back of a tampon box.

ME TOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I read back of boxes/packets too, when I have gone through all the mags in the loo.

When I use the stairs, it HAS TO be the right leg first that goes up/down the stair first.

I don't have a preference.

If I take a bubble bath, I have to have a book to read. Just sitting in the tub bores me to death.

Me too, usually a magazine though because I'm quite prone to dropping things in the bath and soaking them... xD

I don't like quiet music on in the background. It either has to be loud or not on at all.

Never really thought about it. So I guess it doesn't bug me.

I hate baths because it weirds me out that everything from feet, to butts, to soap scum, to who knows what else has been in that tub.

nope

I have a thing about boys' long hair. They.must.be.short.

Yep.

Both of my feet have to take the same amount of steps on a surface or I feel weird. Even with shoes. 0_o

Uh, no, don't think so.

I find geometry okay and actually kinda enjoyable, but even simple arithmetic like multiplication confuses me completely.

Yes, I'm exactly the same.

I always have to fiddle with something. If I'm sitting there, my hands have to busy somehow.

yep

I try my best to listen in class, but 10 secs later I realise I dont know what the teacher has said and its hard to understand the rest when I havent been listening for those 10 secs.

No- I'm not easily distracted in class. I care very much about school and am a very attentive student.

When I'm taking notes, I have to sit with my legs crossed. Leaning over the notebook in any other position is uncomfortable to me.

Yes, but I sit with my legs crossed 99.9% of the time anyway.

I have to have a bowl of cereal for breakfast or I don't feel right.

I actually rarely eat cereal at all.

I have to say goodnight to each of my pets before I can even think about going to bed.

i dont have pets

If one of my legs/arms/wrists is stretched, the other has to be too or I dont feel right.

Yeah, actually.

I will share my food with my cats, but not my dog.

Don't own cats, and I give my dogs my apple cores. She loves em XD

I always read the end of books first. I cant help it.

nope

When I listen to my ipod I must ALWAYS walk to the beat.

No.

I walk with a very fast pace- not on purpose, but simply naturally. Nothing irritates me more than getting stuck behind slow people who are so obtuse that they don't realize to move out of the way.

yep

I can listen to the same song again and again and again and not get tired of it.

Yeah, but there's a point, after I've played it about five times, where I start to get sick of it and seek variety.

I can only have stuff in the front right pocket of my pants. For example, if I'm going out and need my phone, I will only ever put it in my right pocket because it feels weird in my left one.

I don't like to put things in my pockets. That's what a purse is for .

When told to use phrases on study guides, I write in sentences, anyway. I think in sentences, not in phrases, and therefore I much prefer descriptive sentences to fragmented phrases.