*Let’s see…I am from a little bitty island in the Pacific. Nevertheless, life on this rock is great! In describing myself I like to go with the bad first so as to make up for it with the good. The Bad: I am usually critically inclined, a worrier, a fusser, nitpicky, and I pay too much attention to detail. I think that should do it for the bad. The Good: I’m hardworking, responsible, fun-loving and completely devoted to my family and friends.*My idea of a good time is being with the people I love. I don’t need anything fancy or complicated to derive pleasure. I love the simple things in life, and I am especially drawn to nature. I can be a workaholic if I love what I’m doing. If I don’t, then there’s always that fear that I’m wasting my time. I don’t have many great aspirations and some may think that this is absolutely horrible. This is not the case at all. I look at life through a very different lens. Happiness and success don’t mean big dreams for me. Instead, they mean loving and being loved back. All that matters is that my days are filled with wonderful memories of my family and friends. They make life worth living. My great aspiration—a simple, but joyous existence!*I’m happiest when I’m appreciated and needed, which makes me the sweetest and kindest person around. When someone is in need of my help, I feel compelled to do whatever I can. However, if I’m unable to help I feel completely awful and as though I’ve let someone down. Although I’m often hard on myself and doubt my abilities, I secretly think that my way of doing things is the right way, and it always is. Shhh…don’t tell anyone my secret!*I am extremely turned off by show-offs and especially by those who always think they’re better than everyone else. I believe that we really can’t compare ourselves to anyone. How can anyone be better than someone else? You just can’t make any comparisons when there are so many things to take into account.*Although I previously described myself as often being critically inclined, I can be very accepting. Sure, I often allow the little things to piss me off. But, being pissed off doesn’t last very long as I am a forgiving person. As much as I express my discontent with the ridiculous things people do, hatred is not a consequence. I’m much more prone to emotions like pity, sympathy, and benevolence.