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Have you always been mentally healthy or have you had mental health problems in your lifetime? I've actually been diagnosed with a few mental health disorders and I am on medication for it. It used to be really bad in school and my younger twenties, but as time moved on it started getting better.

Have you ever used cloud gaming?

As of yesterday, I subscribed to GeForce NOW to play a majority of games I bought off of Steam on my Google Chromebook since my gaming laptop died on me.

Do you use any book apps on your phone? I use Google Play Books and Apple Books. I used Scribd at one point, but I unsubscribed due to not using it enough to warrant the price I was paying.

I'm not sure about my opinion on this subject, but I'd like to hear others.

I think a re-make of the Eragon book and all the other books in the series would be pretty neat.

Watched a small portion of Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 2. It's on right now in a different room in fact and I can sort of picture the scenes from the words I hear.

Seeing as I don't have many political views, I guess the answer to the question defaults to yes, I could be friends with someone with different political views. Some of my family love different presidents that we haven't particularly liked, but we still love them like the family they are.

So happy the weather is starting to cool off. Living in Texas during the summer is no fun at all due to the extreme heat we get.

I think my first experience with the computer was using it to play flash games mostly. I would play them on the computer during lunchtime at school or in the computer class I was in. A lot of gaming sites were being blocked, but I even enjoyed the default games that came with the OS.

The day my computer dies on me is usually the day I have to give it up. I'm content with any computer that has internet access with a quality connection.

I agree that being able to be yourself without feeling the need to cover up your true identity is an attractive personality trait. Physical attractiveness is usually what we first notice when we view a person as a potential partner, but there are a lot of important factors that play a role in whether a partnership would work or not between a couple.

I'm living with my parents at the age of 33, do you think I plan my life? No, I don't. I just try and take one day at a time and try to develop better habits and a mindset as the days pass. It's probably not very mentally healthy to not set goals, but I'm just at a big loss of how I want my life to turn out and I'm already content with the way it is now.

I still need to watch the Halo series. I bought the first season on (I think) Amazon a long while ago and just never got around to watching it. I enjoyed the gameplay and storyline of the games very much, so I'm sure I'd enjoy the TV series too.

I generally get 8 or more hours of sleep on nights I don't work my first job in the morning. But, when I do work my first job in the morning I'll generally get less sleep due to having to wake up at 6:00 AM.

I use Chrome OS because my Windows laptop died on me and this laptop was on sale at the time for a rather cheap price.

I use a password manager at my own convenience. It's just easier to have your passwords all saved to one app than to write them down or have to save them from one browser to the next. I like the organization and flexibility of password managers. I beef up the security of my password manager account as much as possible to keep it protected.

I often use 2-factor authentication for accounts that need to be very secure, like my bank account and password manager accounts. I only use them on forums I'm a part of if I'm a staff member there.

It's at least something that keeps people occupied and out of trouble, and not to mention, there are apps like Life360 that can keep you safe by knowing where your friends and family are. But, it has probably taken a toll on people's social lives where they socialize more via phones than IRL. It might also affect your mental health in different ways depending on what you're using it for. But for the most part, I really don't know what I'd do without a smartphone at this point in time. It's become like a part of me.

I dislike reading long texts unless it's a book I'm highly interested in. I'm just impatient to read through long texts when I think they could be described with fewer run-ons, and I get too easily distracted when I try to read long texts.

I used to get bored because I had depression that pretty much made me numb and uninterested in just about everything, now that it has passed I'm pretty good at keeping myself entertained mainly through computer and iPhone usage, playing with my dogs, or just general working at my two part-time jobs.

Online, I'd run a message board and cater to the needs of others through my coding skills as I do right now as my hobby.

Offline, I think it would be cool to own my own trading card shop.

Yes, I listen to the radio every time I'm in the car. I listen to one station mostly at this time. I used to listen to a different station, but they turned into a sports-only station.

I haven't even read a whole lot of books all the way through in my lifetime, but since I've always been a big fan of the trilogy, The Lord of the Rings was a book I had to read after watching the films. Some of it is odd and hard to understand, such as the Elvish stuff, but it lines up with the films decently and is a really interesting read.

Yes, I and my family have Disney+. I myself barely use it, but I've watched a handful of films/shows on there, mostly superhero stuff and some Star Wars stuff.

I think I watched one or two episodes and never got around to watching any of the other episodes. I've seen all of the episodes of That 70s Show and absolutely loved it, I used to watch it consistently as a teen. I may have to re-watch it sometime, but I have other shows that are higher on my priority list.