[What does your name mean? (Look it up if you don’t know.)]
If I recall correctly, it's "God is my judge".

[What do you like to do for fun?]
Internet, vidyer games, drawing, listening to music, making up music in my head, writing.

[What in your life is most important to you?]
Wow, this question actually called for a bit of thought on my part. I have to say my future. I feel like I need to keep moving forward, especially to get my degree and be independent.

[Are you happy with the person you are becoming?]
Ho ho, no.

[Is anything holding you back from where you want to be?]
Finances. Money. At the moment, I'm basically trapped here. My mom needs my help to keep the house, so she gets a large cut of my paycheck. I can't exactly "run away", as much as I'd bloody well like to. That just wouldn't be fair to her and my sister.

[What always brings a smile to your face?]
Not a whole lot, really. Obviously, funny things do.

[What are some things that upset you?]
Unnecessary profanity, people who judge others based on what they like(I've been called several variations of the word "homosexual" for liking Halo a lot. Yeah, I don't get it, either.).

[What do you like about yourself?]
I'm good with my hands. I have good controls over tools, and paper. I am the best shot in the family due to this. I also like that I'm pretty decent at drawing.

[What do you dislike about yourself?]
Oh, man, don't get me started. My appearance, my inability to get perspective and proportions right in drawing, my high level in Procrastination, my inability to focus on something and get it done (I have three comic projects yet to be finished/started, three video projects also not yet started/finished, and one art request), my sensitivity to the smallest things (I tend to break out in tears if I'm under too much pressure).

[Name some things you are passionate about.]
Music! Video game design and drawing.

[Name some things you are afraid of.]
Hm, not a whole lot scares me. Really, only demons scare me.

[What is your personal philosophy on life?]
Take whatever is thrown at you and shrug it off, or learn from it.

[What values would you like to pass on to posterity?]
See above.

[Do you believe in love? Why or why not?]
Of course I do. Who doesn't? It's pretty obvious it exists. It'd be nice if I could shut off certain attractions, though. It'd spare me a lot of heartbreak.

[What qualities attract you to a dating partner?]
Kind person who cares more about others than she does her looks. Keeps profanity and slander to a minimum. Smart, has a sense of humor, and a gamer girl would be nice.

[What qualities do you admire in friends?]
That they care about their friends, myself included. Willing to keep up communication so that ties don't die out. Really, that's it. Doesn't take much to be my friend, I suppose.

[What do you miss the most from your childhood?]
Having no worries.

[What is your best childhood memory?]
Getting my first computer, and being able to set it up by myself. I was about 9-10, and had to take it out of the box, connect everything, run through the setup programs, and all that while my mom had a foot cramp on my bed. XD

[Who in your life has helped you the most?]
Teachers, family members, close friends.

[What do you think the world needs more of?]
Stability. Economic, and otherwise. And we need to care for each other. Mexico is far worse off than Iraq, at this point. Drug dealers are kidnapping families and kicking them out of their homes, sometimes killing the father in front of their family, and selling the girls as sex slaves. You don't hear this on the news, because those same gangsters have their claws sunk in important people.

[If you could rewind time, is there anything you would change?]
Stop myself from saying/doing incredibly stupid things. Like telling my first crush that I loved her. If I hadn't done that one little thing ... my life would be so much different. I'm an introvert because she broke my heart. Too scared to tell anyone I know about how I feel about them. This is on the internet, because nobody I know offline really sees what I type here, except one close friend who probably knows this already.

[What do you think happens after we die?]
We go to either Heaven or Hell. One or the other. Sometimes I wish I could opt out of that, though. Popular version of Heaven is "worshipping God 24/7". I love the guy, he's been great to me, but there's still a lot I want to do when I die. I won't be chained down to what's physically possible. There's a ton, and I mean a ton of stuff to see out there. Galaxies, worlds, stars, just massive amounts of celestial objects that I want to see with my own eyes. I want to walk on other planets without worrying about oxygen levels, and whatnot. I don't want to be limited to singing and making statues of Him forever and always. Honestly, that sounds terrible to me. That's my personality, my control over my own actions being thrown out the window. And the only alternative is eternal Hellfire and torture? No, thank you.

Apologies for length.