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Jessica posted an update 9 years ago
The questionnaire scares me. What if I submit it and then my answers get into the wrong hands?
Jessica posted an update 9 years ago
The questionnaire scares me. What if I submit it and then my answers get into the wrong hands?
I looked at the questionnaire like this. I have no reason to be ashamed of my past or present. Things were done, choices were made. I might not go running around yelling it all to the streets but I certainly won’t be afraid of it. If it somehow became public information well then, that’s part of what makes me who I am. I’m a good person and if someone wants to judge me off of some answers on a questionnaire then they may need to take a longer look in that full length mirror. Shout out to the OOA, I am a good person.
This makes me feel so much better about it all. You truly put it into perspective!
I’m glad it helped! We’re all here on our own paths but we are a community that likes to help each other out whenever possible! We have really good people here.
Subtle much Amie? 😉
@sleepypup I’ll totally admit that when I did the questionnaire (caution about submitting: I had to do it twice, the first time it didn’t go through) I felt uncomfortable with some of the questions but I mirror what Amie has to say here: I personally have nothing to hide. I’m not proud of everything I have done in my life but overall I do feel that I’m a good person with good intentions to the world. With that said there were things on the questionnaire that I did not disclose due to personal reasons and I think OOA is reasonable enough to respect this.
Lol, what? I gave them a shout out! 😉
I know, I’m just giving you a hard time.
I know that. 😄
LOL you two are funny :))
But seriously, thank you for the moral support. I still have not submitted my questionnaire but I do feel much about the whole thing. I’ve had a lot of catching up to do with all the articles, forum entries and videos. It’s keeping my way too busy!