Yay! Thanks for the SBI Share. I'm working on getting more shares, so this is great. Now on to your question...

Like you, I prefer questions to answers too. Answers, I feel, have a very definite tone to them. Like something you can't change or challenge. I mean, what if you don't like the answer to a question? Assuming that's the right answer, then you're done. All you can do is accept the answer and live with it. If you argue with a right answer, then you're going to look like a fool. A question, on the other hand, feels like possibilities. If someone asks you a question, as long as it's not something that has been answered before, it means there's something to discover or learn or figure out. Just consider this weekly giveaway, for example. So many people respond to it because you're always asking questions, not simply giving us answers.

As for the second question, that would depend on the situation. Beginnings are always exciting and fun when you're starting something you like, but when its the opposite, they're scary and bothersome. It's the same with endings. Ending a project you love or a relationship that you're happy with is always sad and difficult, but when it's the opposite, like a job you hate or toxic relationship, then it's the best thing that you could do for yourself.