Prompt

[Yuliya]

Now for random prompts. The actual prompt posts will be in red, that way it isn't confusing between my responses to prompts and my posting of prompts. You can also suggest prompts, it just takes a simple PM. (When in doubt, PM me.)

For a simple starter:

Why is your favorite animal your favorite animal? Explain.

Man, that's short, but I couldn't think of anything else to say. Whatever, write!

[~Cappucino~]

My favorite animals are wolves. I love them because they are beautiful- dangerous and agile. They are intelligent and emotional how they live and hunt in packs and learn to live together in an organized way. I also love the sound of their howls.

... Sorry, that was short.

[Yuliya]

I like it! Wolves are one of my favorite animals, in the top five, but my FAVORITE animal is so much my favorite animal that nothing could replace it.

My favorite animal are horses. They are so beautiful and strong, graceful and fast...I love the way they run wild and free, but I love how they are so caring and kind. I love how you can look into their eyes and see a liquid spirit that's just so...I can't explain it. I love how horses reflect humans. I love how they can be tiny or huge. I love how they go from the gentle, careful horse, to the wild fiery horse. They're melodical neigh, the way they smell like fresh hay and grass, the way their muzzle feels like velvet, the way their coat shine in the sun, their flight or flight instinct...it's like a reflection of myself. For me, nothing matches horses. As the old quote says, "Courage and power and beauty and grace, the gift from the horse to humanty's race."

[~Cappucino~]

I know. They're really beautiful running

[Yuliya]

Write about bravery. Is it just some stupid thing to you? Is it the greatest possible achievement? What do you think? Explain.

[moiravitrella]

Bravery to me is everything and nothing. Now for my explanation. I value courage and despise cowardess, but I also think there is a fine line between bravery and idiocy. And I also think that being brave is different for everyone. For some, it may be courageous to simply get out of bed that morning. While for others, it's saving the lives of two children from a house fire.

Also, in the end, what is bravery? Doing something that frightens you. But you do it anyway because it's necessary. So what does that say about you? That you know what must be done and you do it. Admirable, yes. But your motivation is everything. If you are brave for the fame and glory it will get you, then it means nothing. If you do it to help, it means everything.

So, I suppose, the reasons in which you do anything is what really matters.

[Yuliya]

If you had to choose a theme song, what would you pick and why?


I would choose "This is Me," by Skye Sweetnam, it represents me because it talks about a girl who is always changing, and is trying to find who she wants to be, and sometimes even tries to be everything at once. I often ask myself the question posed in the song, "Do I want to be sweet, or do I want to be wild?" Also, I like the line, "Breaking free, falling forward, constantly." That represents me perfectly. I always feel like I've just broken free from school or pressure or whatever and then I realize it was something else holding me back entirely and then I have to start all over again.

However, there are tons of songs that could also represent me, like "Colors of the Wind," and "Book of Days."

[Peregrine]

That's tough, because there are so many songs out there that describe my personality and personal thoughts. But if I had to chose one, I'd probably go for I Don't Want to Be by Gavin DeGraw. It describes issues of the modern day, while it stresses how people are telling the singer what to do or "who I'm supposed to be", when all I want to be is myself.