@AkayaofthemoonI'm not. And honestly, I wish people didn't assume I was, and I'm not saying you guys did, but a lot of people do. I don't see romantic relationships as something creepy or something I look down upon, it's just something I find confusing and hard to understand, because I cannot relate to it at all, which alienates me a little from a lot of conversations because I just don't get it and know I never will, and though everyone seems to tell me that that's a terrible thing and that I'm missing out I don't think I am at all. Honestly, as long as you're not invalidating my capacity to love because I don't feel romantic attraction or telling me that I'm going to change is just...It's cool as long as it's not that. And I want to say that I don't think true love has to be romantic at all, but that's a rant for another day.
I'm not a fan of still waters, large bodies of water, or both; rivers and waterfalls are more my thing. Forest and mountains are where I'm most at home around, especially the latter. Ahmedaoa was beautiful; waterfall, forest, mountains, and caves?
Caves? Hell yes, sign me up. I realistically wouldn't want to live there because it's a magnet to tourists and it's far away from/lacking a lot of important things but it's such a beautiful place...I want to go back there now. I hope it doesn't get too messed up, I was so happy to see that that there were proper green things in Kurdistan again by 2012 and I would hate to see it return back to how it was back when I was there during 2006-2007. That was probably the only time I ever missed anything about Canada.
Where are all the trees, I kept asking myself.
Saddam bombed them, I responded.
@Saarebas In Kurdistan, there is no escaping the mountains. Kurdistan basically is mountains. And while I lived in Alberta, we were near the Rockies as well. Hasn't numbed me to them.
