[quote=@King Tai]
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I gotcha. Better than me. I can't say for sure how I'd react to a possibility. I think it entirely depends on my mood at the time. Sometimes there can be something very exciting or very sad happening and when I find out. I seem to respond indifferently but then again, it probably depends on what the situation is too.
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(Due to the sort of live I've had to live, I generally make a habit of always preparing for the worst case scenario. I pretty much look at my life as one big chess game (yes, I'm a chess player) between me and the universe. Lol. So, for all intents and purposes, there's not too many things I haven't prepared myself for. It's very difficult for anything to get one over me or for someone get something by me too, because of the "wavelength" my mind works on (this is a bit more complicated to explain; people think I'm psychic, I honestly don't know what it is but I more or less can read other people very easily and I'm infamous for it, and that's only the start of how my "wavelength" is different as I keep calling it). I wouldn't say I'm completely unemotional or anything though, in fact I tend to be overemotional a lot of the time, but I'm just always ready for the worst thing to happen. I mentioned what happened to my dad, but what I didn't mention was that completely terrified my family when I not only wasn't surprised that he had died (I had a bad feeling the night before, in fact I probably got that feeling right as it was happening, and I couldn't sleep properly), but I also more or less didn't show any signs of grief, despite being closer to my dad than anyone and my family was really struggling working out how to break it to me; they thought I'd kill myself.)

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(P.S. I'd post a response to the people in my "Who is the Murderer?" game I created, in order to bump it, but at the rate we're all going it'd be up there for what, 5 seconds? Lol.)