What Is Your Quirk?

You just can't control your mouth when it comes to berating the leg of the couch that stubbed your toe or cussing out the shower when the water won't get hot fast enough. If life were cartoons, you'd be surrounded by frowning furniture with hurt feelings.

You like to hear or feel that crunch of a leaf or acorn underfoot. Even better? That slight crusty layer of ice over snow. IT MUST BE DESTROYED. Bubble wrap has no hope around you. Ah, but when the leaf doesn't crunch or the bubble wrap just smushes, it's heartbreaking.

In the shower . . . You have an AMAZING voice in the acoustics of your bathroom. Not to mention stage presence. It's too bad you're not bringing that to the real stage. Get out there and shine! You know that rocker's voice you can't stand? Yeah, your voice is better.

Maybe your thing is that numbers should be even - like when you're pumping gas and it goes over 20. 02 when you aren't looking so now you have to go all the way to $21. 00 even. Or maybe you can't stand even numbers and you have to set the microwave to 33 seconds instead of 30. Whatever it is, you get weird when it comes to numbers.

Most people get over this after age five. Okay, truthfully now, by age 14 or whenever they put the stuffed animals in the memorabilia box in the attic. But you? It creeps you out to go to bed with the closet door cracked and you don't want to lay in the dark thinking about what might be under the bed.

Your quirk might be as innocent as liking the smell of permanent markers, or as weird as liking the smell of skunks or gasoline. Not that you're a huffer or anything like that. But, weird smells smell good to you in a weird way. You probably wouldn't say they're good smells, but you take a longer whiff than most people anyway.