I volunteer at the local pool. I live in India. I live in the city. I am learning programming language C. I view myself as free-spirited. I have a traditional mother with whom I have some conflict. My mother thinks I'm too free-sprirted and should spend my time learning to cook and clean. I said no to an arranged marriage. That irritated my mother. I enjoy death metal. I like the band Type-o-negative. I've been learning to edit videos lately. I was previously learning to program in C. I want a job at the pool, but don't have that pool job yet. I visited Mumbai. I bought the latest electric music compilation. I live with people who believe in the worth of traditional Indian culture. I'd like to move to London. Bombay isn't right for me. I love my parents. I love my traditional Indian heritage, but want to explore my possibilities.
I enjoy eclectic music. I help rescue bunnies. I love bunnies. I donate to a bunny charity. I tried to learn C a long time ago, but could not understand or like it. I don't like to be photographed. I have a brother. I own an air plant with a terrarium. I enjoy several different music genres. I like electric music. I have only been to one concert. I do not wish to go to concerts in future. I tend to be less traditional and more progressive in my thinking.
The more I think of it, I think I should move out and make my way to London. I have relatives there who would take me in until I can find a job and apartment of my own. What pushed you to that decision? I understand how nobody has an obligation to abusers, though. It's an oppressive social climate over here. I just want to feel free. If I dare break traditions then I'm ostracized. I remember, about a week ago, you had clashes with your mom too. Have you tried a mediator before moving out? London is a bit far, why not another city in India? Or Singapore? It seems kind of hopeless. A lot of my family are just stuck in their ways. I'm open to other options. Maybe things are different in another city.  I can see that -- cities are different in a lot of ways! Nice that you have relatives who can take you in! (Side tip -- one really should try meditating on bunnies to relieve the stress) That does seem like a solid strategy. How long have you been handling bunnies? Since about 2 years ago, rescuing them since last year. Do you have a favorite breed of bunny? Angora bunnies, because they have a lot of thick fur that I can spin, for fun The image of a very fluffy bunny is rather relaxing. Wow, you're already helping me so much! Hah thanks! Bunnies are, in a sense, a microcosm of the universe and at the same time grounding you into the earth.