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cassie_faith) wrote2025-07-19 07:51 pm
cassie_faith) wrote2025-07-17 06:33 pm
5. Name five favorite movies.
‘Captain Marvel,’ ‘Don’t Worry Darling,’ ‘Mean Girls’ (the musical from 2024), ‘The Proposal,’ and ‘Me Before You.’
4. Name four areas of interest you became interested in after you were done with your formal education.
English, Psychology, History, and Political Science.
3. Name three things you would change about this world.
I’d impeach Trump and throw him in jail.
Radical acceptance, on a world-wide level, for LGBT+ people.
Equal rights and treatment for women.
(Bonus: I’d advocate for religious theology classes to be taught as early as high school. The youth need to be able to form their own opinions from a young age and not have religion shoved down their throats).
2. Name two of your favorite childhood toys.
Barbies and Barney.
1. Name one person you could be handcuffed to for a full day.
I could answer this in two ways, but I’ll go with the most fun. I’d elect my best friend Kristi or (assuming she wouldn’t be insufferable) Sabrina Carpenter. I feel either woman would be a good sport about it and try to make the best of the situation.
cassie_faith) wrote2025-07-11 12:48 pm
1. What was the most sick that you've ever been?
I cannot remember them all, but I was like 17/18 in high school when I caught something bad. High fever, dazed, bedridden. I recall another time when I had a really bad bug where I had to crawl to the bathroom because I was so sick. Back in 2022 I had gotten my first dose of the Covid shot and was vomiting for like 7-10 days straight. I went to urgent care and they gave me Zofran and told me to wait it out. It was brutal. Worst I’ve ever been was when I had Covid the first time back in December 2021. I was bedridden for 3 weeks and the virus led to my POTS being triggered and chronic fatigue with hypersomnia.
2. What disease are you afraid of getting?
Dementia, cancer, anything fatal or that would incapacitate me.
3. Are you a big baby when it comes to taking medicine/shots for your illnesses?
I used to be, but now it’s nothing. As my health has gotten worse over the years I’ve had to get used to lots of meds and being poked and prodded.
4. Is going to the doctor really THAT bad?
No, I love my Primary Care Doc and my mental health team. My Cardiologist is awesome too and so are his NPs. And my Neurologist’s NP is lovely.
5. Would you have the flu twice a month if you were paid $1,000 for having it?
Fuck, no!