Ugh...

Not that much of a problem, yes!

1M$, but one of your friends (randomly picked, might be a close friend or a friend you haven't seen for years) is 900 000$ in dept and your money cannot be used to pay for it (directly or not).

The last big squish I had was last year on my piano teacher. He was, by far, the funnies, most awkward teacher I ever had! I don't really know why, but I instantaneously got this feeling that if we had met in an other context, we could have been really great friends! The fact that we almost had the same age might have something to do with it.
Also, a couple of details make me think that he might be aro too, but I'm very unsure about this...

I don't mind hugs if you ask for it... but if you come from behind or if I'm not expecting it, that's just way too awkward for me to handle

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yum!

Potato candies?

I didn't like the taste of every alcohol I have ever tested. If I ever find one that I actually like, I'll drink it, but moderately because I really hate to get sick and I'm kinda scared of all the shit my drunk-self would say

When you wish upon a star (a.k.a. the song in Pinocchio that plays at the beginning of many Disney movies when you see the big castle)

I'v always had the head in the clouds and always loved staring at the stars...
Also, I had made an arrangement of it with my piano teacher back when I was preparing my audition for college. We really had a great time working on it and the juges really loved it! Entering this college is the best thing that ever happened to me, and because of that, every time I hear this song, I have noting but good memories and a feeling of accomplishment.

My gender identity is not really about how I want others to see me or how I see myself. To me, it's completely irrelevant, I do as I please regardless of any notion of gender. However, I do get more girly, boyish, or neutral in front of some people who are more comfortable with a specific gender. For instance, guys who have difficulties to talk to girls will find it easier to talk to me because I will act more neutral or boyish around them, while I would act more feminine in front of someone who prefers feminine psychological traits.

I do prefer the pronoun "they" simply because I think it sounds cool, but french does not have an equivalent, so I simply accept whatever people call me.

I only ship characters into "bromances". Otherwise, romance is a concept which is too unfamiliar to me for ships... especially for fictional character since it is either VERY obvious that those character have something going on (in which case shipping is kinda useless), or it is totally out of nowhere that some fan fiction was written and nobody really knows why...

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50!!! 

The main reason would be that I actually enjoy flirting! Probably because I take it as a challenge...

Cookie dough ice cream is my one and only love :3

I remember my mother saying to me “you'll understand when you get older” whenever I would argue that it made no sens that people were so demolished after a break up, or after being cheated on, or the fact that someone could be jealous about an other person, or to be so unable to control themselves around their crush... but years after this, I never understood!

Funny part is, watching romantic scenes was not uncomfortable to me as a kid, I just could not see the point. It only became awkward when in secondary school I began to see my friends wanting and doing those romantic things and then be sad or mad after a break up, get pissed after being cheated on, etc. Because at this point, before I knew aromantism was a thing, romantic scenes became a friendly reminder of how I could not understand ANYONE around me... And then I would just get pissed and leave the room.

31 (so satisfied to break a round number)

Haha I don't think I would have done better! Once, I was in a school trip, and a close friend put his arm around my neck in a romantic way and all can remember is me saying (maybe even yelling): “Whaaaaat the fuck!”

plastic bag

And then, a magical moose appeared on the road. (Yes, I'm Canadian)