What would you do if....?

Deaqr Alexandr, Well, as far as the previous answer is concerned, I would hope that I would be more sympathetic than that. I don't think suicidal people are cowards. I think they just want their pain to stop. Hopefully they would get the help that they need because they need a new way of looking at things. I'm gald I wasn't a twin because I don't think I could stand the imitation. Maybe I could if he had different tastes and interests. Maybe it would be really cool because it does seem that twins are very close. Would be fun to play the classic jokes like going to each other's classes.

If my date caught on fire I hope I would grab them and roll them around on the ground, wrap a heavy blanket around them or throw water on them. Unfortunately I'm not too good at dealing with the element of surprise.

Oh my land of living I can't imagine having ten kids. I would try my best to spend time with each one and appreciate and love them for every every individual that they are. Would be hard though...

Believe me I would never have to worry about being the best looking person around but I hope it would not go to my head. I hope I would be humble. Statistics show that attractive people have more friends and are far likelier to be assisted in an emergency so I hope I would be still sensitive and compassionate - most off all, helpful. We tend to assume that attractive people are also kind, intelligent, witty, helpful, charming, etc.

My, I have never been in a relationship so I don't know if I could be romantically self-destructive. Where I work, a customer told me that she thinks it's a shame that I'm 45 and have never had a date because she think that I would know how to treate a date. I would love to have the chance to find out..."to dream the impossible dream." I have often wondered if any states or countries have outdated laws that still declare it illegal to attempt suicide. Or if any churches would still ex-communicate you or deny you a burial in the church's cemetery. No, I would hope that if the love of my life would commit suicide, I would try to find a way of honoring their memory. Maybe join a cause that they believed in. Certainly I would think about them daily. Anyway, hon, I'm sorry I took the long way around answering your provocative questions. Hope this helps.

Your answers are all pretty good except the one's including suicide. Suicide is never the answer to any problem; it is simply a coward's way to dump the problem on others.