Sounds excellent, and I need to watch some more Supernatural myself. :P Hope you’re enjoying it!
Missing people that I haven’t been talking to as often as I like. Feeling a bit needy at a time where a lot of people are probably trying to sleep. Stuff like that.
Drawing my interpretation of Fem!John, mostly. And a bit of Fem!Sherlock as well. :]

And lonely. Will probably go back to working on some character designs that I’d started while “watching” basketball with my family in a bit.

What about you, ‘nony? What’re you up to? 

Wow, my ask has received a lot of attention. : o Thank you so much!

79: What did you dream of last night?
 Nothing I can remember, if I did. I didn’t sleep vey deeply last night so I’m not sure how much I dreamt anything.

81: Will you change your name when you get married?
 I don’t really believe in marriage as an institution. Reads more like a business transaction dealing with one’s property and finances than necessarily being about love - as love ought to extend past whatever the legally binding contract is. Also seems to treat people a bit as property, allowing one to own another, which makes my skin crawl. But, just my personal beef.
If, however, whomever I find really wants a marriage, I might concede. (I’ll have to keep you posted.) Maybe. 
As for taking their name, if I were to concede in this hypothetical situation, it would depend on their last name. Because I have grown to love mine. So if I were to love theirs more, yes. But otherwise, no.

82: Are you ready for autumn weather?
 Yes. I love autumn weather and am looking forward to the cool, windy days again. <3

Thank you for the questions! C: <3 

39: Do you have a secret that you’ve never told anyone?
 Yes. I can currently think of one at the moment, but I’m sure there are plenty more.

45: Do you believe exes can be friends?
 I’ve witnessed both exes being able and unable to remain friends, so it really depends more on the intricacies of the relationships at hand and the determination of the individuals to be friends for it to work. There are too many levels involved for me to really give a blanket “yes” or “no”. Some can and others can’t.

50: Why aren’t you pursuing the person you like?
 I don’t currently like anyone in that way, which is the main reason. Apart from that, in situations in the past when I’ve liked people, there’s been a variety of reasons I didn’t try to push any relationship in that direction. In varying combinations, the timing was inopportune (like “not  single” and “want to focus on my studies, not trying to cultivate a relationship”, etc.), the attraction is tied to their characteristics in a consideration outside of a relationship to myself and understanding that our personalities wouldn’t allow for a healthy and sustainable relationship, not being sure of what I even wanted in a relationship nor liking the idea of someone getting so close to me and leading to personal internal changes that I dislike… things to that respect.
Eventually, when I decide to value a romantic relationship or am particularly interested in being in one, I’ll try it. No need to worry about that. :p

60: Have you ever played Spin the Bottle?
 Nope, never.

67: Do you curse around your parents?
 Yes, we all curse like sailors around each other. Which is funny to me, because for the longest time not a single word of profanity was uttered in my house. Long since changed. xD
Company, however, is unlikely to see the depth of it, so you’ll really just have to take my word on it.

71: Does the last song you listened to remind you of anyone?
 Hmm. I have to think about the last song I listened to…
The most recent that I know the title of is Judee Sill - The Donor, which I’d listened to in the car with Joyce when she drove me home after Reichenbach on Sunday night. That whole playlist reminds me of someone, because of reasons. So yes, yes it does. xP 

Another anon? Or the same one as before? Regardless, thank you for the questions! :>

29: Do you have a best friend?
 Yes, I do. I haven’t actually determined any one of my friends as a “best” friend in years, and I’m still trying to resettle myself to the idea. I am close to a number of people, which I’ll give quick character sketches of before moving on.

Marianne is one of the warmest and sweetest people I have ever met. In our very first conversation, we’d spoken as if we’d been friends for years. She’s insanely creative, highly motivated, in addition to being intelligent. And humble as can be too. Her interests are wide and varied, and I often experience new music and silliness from our ramblings.

Joyce has ready and wry wit, though this playfulness is hidden by a more initially serious demeanor. She’s very enthusiastic about things she’s passionate about, and we’ve had many lengthy conversations where we pick apart details and analyze ALL THE THINGS until our brains give out and we get some sleep. I really love her intellectualism and how much she cares about those she likes (though she’s very particular about who these people are). Also ridiculously eloquent, in a very clear and precise way. She’s very nearly a sister to me, and her family is my second one.

It’s Terri though who is perhaps most singular. Independent and insightful, I think I can learn a lot from her. She’s very warm, very patient, and very considerate. I’ve never had a friend to do as many sweet and thoughtful things on the spur of a moment as she has - and she is so unique in this respect that even when she goes out of her way to try to hide the fact that it’s her being so wonderful to me, she can’t because there is no one else who does that. I trusted her instantly, which takes a while for me under normal circumstances, and have uttered more inane things in her presence than I’ve let myself do around anyone else. (And I’d thought when I’m around Joyce that I voice aloud too many of my musings; around Terri it’s even worse.In a way that wouldn’t be good if it were anyone but Terri.) She also has this counterbalance to the ‘deeper’/ more ‘srs’ attributes of her character in her silliness, which really just adds another layer - throughout this year I’m looking forward to getting to know her even better than I currently do. The only other things I can add are that she’s quirky and artsy, but none of this even does her justice. One has to meet her to understand how wonderful she is.

Well, anon, lots of sap there for you. I indulge in these saps too often. Oh well.

37: Do you have any good friends of the opposite sex?
 Yes, I do. I have a few male friends that are wonderful. I talk to Nick most often (which is still infrequent at best), I met Jevin and Evan this year and I’m looking forward to getting to know both of them better, and I’ve been bad at keeping in contact with Denzel, who I miss. Juan’s also a good person, and I’m sure we’ll hang out some during the year which will be fun.
I can’t really be sappy about them now though, because then I’ll just have too many friendship feels and will have to call everyone I know and love right now. Which is a bad idea at 4am.

38: Are you keeping anything from your best friend(s) now?
 Oh yes, most definitely. I’m a private person on the whole, so most things I keep to myself. But it’s nice to have lovely people to talk to about those things I’m willing to share.

Thank you so much for the questions, anonymous person! C:

19: Is there someone that makes you happy every time you see them?
 My closest friends and my family, usually. Unless I’m being a brat which happens sometimes (especially around the latter) or when I’m stressed out for a variety of reasons. It’s sometimes hard to get me out of my head.
On the whole, just being around the people I’m close to will cheer me up.

23: Were you happier four months ago than you are now?
 Hmm. Four months ago was February. So no, I was pretty much at the same level as currently am.

25: In the past week, have you cried?
 Yes, I did. But it was directly related to the fact that I rewatched The Reichenbach Fall Sunday night. Otherwise, I haven’t cried in a while.

Aww, thank you so much for asking me things, even going through the effort of random-number generating. C:

20: What was your last thought before you went to bed last night?
 ”Oh, I dozed with my headboard lamp on again… I should probably just turn it off.”
And promptly after turning it off, I could not find a comfortable sleeping position. Sigh.

78: What colour is your cellphone?
 Silver and black, quite marked up from how often I’ve dropped it while absent-mindedly playing with it.

57: Are most of your friend guys or girls?
 More women, I think. Not something I usually think about.

80: Are you atheist?
 Yes, I’m an atheist.

55: Where are you going on your next vacation?
 I don’t have any vacation plans at the moment. Perhaps I’ll visit a lovely friend of mine sometime during the summer as we’d talked about it prior to college letting out. We shall see.

49: Was your last kiss a mistake?
 No, it was Brutus on the nose. He was being adorable, demanding attention while my brother and I were trying to work out the knots in my Mom’s back. Silly puppy. :P
I know this more relates to the kissing of people, but I haven’t done that before. Not any which were neither platonic nor anyone’s mouth anyway. 

41: Do you think age matters in relationships?
 Well, I think it plays a factor in the potential dynamics and tensions of a relationship and would be important in that way. But, I don’t know if it’s an issue that I view as being more significant than any others; just another thing that could create friction but can be worked through, like most other potential relationship challenges. Age matters for me mostly in respect to legality; after both participants are adults, it becomes unimportant as there’s a wide spectrum on people and their ranges in maturity, life experience, etcetera. And it’s also not really my business what people do. So long as they’re happy, it’s all good.

17: Do you hate the person you fell the hardest for?
 I’ve really only crushed on people, as opposed to having explored any type of romantic relationship with anyone. But I’m still friends (to varying degrees) with the limited number of people I have. So, no.

46: Do you regret anything?
 Yes, I do. But, even if I had the opportunity to, I wouldn’t change anything. It is the culmination of these various experiences that have led me to be who I am. And no matter what I feel about these things, they serve as poignant reminders for me to change and become a better person. 

68: Are you happy with where you live?
 Currently living at home, which I like even though the town itself is a bit too quiet. The living situation for this upcoming school year I’m very happy about and a part of me craves for it to be the start of the fall semester already.