Do You Prefer Habit Or New Experiences?

[karriegarza]

Do you prefer habit or new experiences?

[ummmm]

Bit of both.

[boxtops]

agree, bit of both.

You're asking a lot of survey-type questions, karrie - is there a reason?

[sandyRoe]

Habit. I've had the same evening meal for more than 10 years. Soup, steamed vegetables, a bit of salmon, and boiled potatoes. And round it off with apple pie and tinned custard.

[VHG]

This person seems to be asking a lot of bland rather stupid questions.

18 so far.

I wonder if they are trying to build up a profile before they start putting in loads of spam answers all over the site.

[beso]

What about if I have a habit of seeking out new experiences?

[Buenchico]

Moderator's note:
Karriegarza, please post 'general discussion' questions in Chatterbank, rather than within a specific subject area.

To answer your question though:
I'm very much a creature of habit, and I value the 'sense of security' of that goes with it. However I'm not adverse to new experiences and I can enjoy them as well.

[scorpiojo]

Karriegarza is suspended

[SpikeyBush]

I embrace new experiences that tend to become habit. The weekend isn't long enough any more. Can't wait for retirement. Eligible in 10 years :-)

[Wharton]

karriegarza is suspended? Oh, hang on there.