Did you ever set something on fire (teddy bears, batteries,etc) in your life?

Do you ever become stressed with school cause 30 hours thats a lot......and what school do you attend?

death_nation : Hmm... My previous boyfriend never used Vizzed. I got engaged in November to the man I'm currently living with and he's never been here either.

becerra95 : Yeah. Whenever I have a candle going, I like to play with the wax and the fire. I've set quite a few pencils on fire just for fun.

Markeith21 : The amount of work and homework is do-able, there's just a lot of instruction time. It's mostly tiring, but not stressful. I enjoy what I'm studying.

I'd rather not name my school because it would give an address if someone searched it, but I will tell you it's an art school in British Columbia.

On a scale of 1 to 10, how much would you say that you love yourself?

What's your favorite attire to model?

If you were to dye your hair any color for eternity, what would it be?

Are you enjoying school? What's the most recent thing you've learned in school in detail or in short?

NotJon : I'd say pretty close to 10 out of 10.

Obviously I do have insecurities about many things... my appearance, about my abilities, about who I am, about where my life is going. Everyone does. But that doesn't mean I am going to love myself less.

I am able to love myself completely because I know that the feeling of "me", my ego, being separate from everything else is just an illusion - All people, all life, all matter, all existence itself is inextricably connected... I recognize that I have true worth, because life itself also has true worth.

That's good to hear and I like that explanation

It's kind of like people who say that they're crazy; they're really not. If you're crazy, you wouldn't think that because you're crazy! The inverse is true as well.

How do you feel about tattoos in suggestive places? Tattoos in general?

Do you know any language other than English?
If you do, do you know it fluently or a little bit of it?
If not, what language would you like to learn?


Did you ever believe in Santa Claus, if you did, when did you start to believe he wasn't real?

What is your biggest fear?

What is the average life span of a teddy bear?

What is the average air speed velocity of an unladen swallow? (if you google it... i'll know... and you'll regret it lol)

YourMajestyKen : Anything that looks good on me.
No but really, probably punk clothing and/or gothic clothing. Like fishnets, corsets, boots, etc. Something that looks edgy and cool in photos.

A deep red burgundy color. More red than brown, though.

School is going well. I do enjoy it. The most recent thing I learned is Javascript form validation.

NotJon : I think tattoos can be really beautiful and tasteful if they're done right. Crudely placed or crudely sexual tattoos are not something I'm really fond of. Personally I don't really want one at all, even if it's not 'inappropriate'. But in the end I don't really care what other people do with their bodies.

pi0x : No.
I'd like to learn German!

No I didn't. For whatever reason, my parents were never insistent on making us believe in stuff like that. I never really believed in the Easter Bunny or Santa, but I did believe in Fairies.

What is your definition of beauty,grace & femininity?

If you were a fruit, would you want to be juiced or sliced?

Markeith21 :

seanne : Beauty is often largely or completely subjective. I think things that are truly beautiful are either naturally that way- or created by people purely for the sake of being looked at and appreciated (visual art, sculpture, architecture, etc.). Similarly, grace is subjective and things that are truly 'graceful' are naturally that way.

I don't think there is a definition for "femininity", unless you count the made-up standards that society has in place for what is feminine and what isn't. It is almost entirely a social construct.

Even common biological traits that women possess, are not present in all people who identify as women. Lacking or having them does not make someone more or less of a woman (as some portions of society would have us believe...)

Women come in all body types/shapes, personalities and express themselves in all different ways. In my opinion, there aren't some conditions that have to be met in order for a person to be a woman.

What was your LEAST favorite subject in school and why?

Markeith21 : LOL Oops I forgot I had tagged you in that post and didn't answer your question. Derp. o.O

My biggest fear is probably being alone. And I don't mean just physically, I mean having no one that loves me or connects with me on a personal and spiritual level. I think that would be the worst feeling ever. I don't think I will get to that point in my life, but the idea of if scares me a lot.

catfight09 : Probably sliced. I think sliced fruit looks more appealing than a glass of juice.

My least favorite was P.E., because I SUCK at it and I had a jerk teacher for three years in a row. I dreaded every P.E. class.

How would you look without specs?

seanne :

Wow you really are a whole lot different and its like some magical transformation....

I really like both of the pictures,they are awesome,the first one is the typical Annette..beautifully presented..
Well the second picture puts you to really someone extremely different...hey its new ...fabulous....I have never seen this style of yours...wow amazing...(how can someone change so much..) People who do not know you or have never seen your pictures they would surely say that these are two different pictures.

seanne : The second one is a picture of me from about two years ago (maybe three). My eyebrows and hair are completely different these days, and I also don't do my makeup like that anymore. And I bet you my face structure has changed slightly with age (although not much). So I can understand why you think they're so different.