I actually think I had amazing childhood. Age 1-9 were all a kid can want. I just grew up a little earlier then most other people.
Other than a wish of wanting to kick the ass of the guy who threw a hand grenade from the 7th floor of an apartment building among two dozen kids in a park, no, not really. He was part of the
fifth column. There were many like him during Sarajevo siege. But I find him particular disgusting human being because he took it out on kids. I did sleepwalk when I was a teen. A lot. Maybe that was me dealing with it subconsciously, but then again my dad's side of the family are all sleepwalkers as teens. I got it out of my system when the teen years ended. I don't do that anymore.
It's probably a blessing in disguise, or that's the way I see it, but going through that was much easier at 9 than it would be at 19. Kids are more resilient then adults. My opinion anyway.
Never been to the shrink either. Honestly it hit me harder when my dad died and I was 20 then.
The scars cant be seen much either, only when I'm wearing a short skirt or a swimsuit. I don't mind them one bit though, never did. They don't stop me wearing skirts or swimsuits, so I'm fine with them. It could have been much worse, so I feel like it ain't that big of a deal. Because I've seen people lose their limbs and go on living, so what are my two scars anyway.
Cant stop watching House though

The character is an ass, but brilliant. Toxic to everyone around him and himself, but he saves lives. That trumps his personality.
This isn't my first time either, I'm a big House MD fan ^^ This time around I feel like he'd be perfect if he had some Wilson traits sprinkled on him lol