Question: Can you describe situations where you felt a strong need to prevent someone from leaving you, either physically or emotionally? Have you felt this need often?
Answer: There were no such situations. If someone wants to leave,  that person was never meant to stay with you. If a bird wants to fly, let it fly. No need to keep it in a cage.

Question: Do you feel that your interpersonal relationships with those you are close to are unstable? Have you experienced patterns where you alternate between seeing someone as wonderful and then seeing them as terrible?
Answer: I'm close with everyone but not too close to make myself vulnerable. Normally being wonderful/terrible depends on that person’s activities.  A good person can do terrible things sometimes and vice versa. And this pattern is pretty common as we are humans and to err is human.

Question: Can you talk about how you see yourself? Does your perception of yourself (how you view yourself) change frequently?
Answer: I see myself as a reasonable, calm and logical guy who controls his negative emotions/impulses (or tries to). My perception hardly changes.

Question: Can you describe any impulsive and potentially self-damaging behaviors you engage in, such as spending money irresponsibly, unsafe sex, substance abuse, reckless driving, or binge eating?
Answer: Binge eating, excessive gaming etc. Food costs a lot of money and excessive gaming strips away my family/productive time.

Question: Can you describe any incidents of self-harm or repeated suicide attempts?
Answer: Not actively. But when I messed up big time, i thought I would be better off dead. But not particularly self harm. So no suicidal thoughts actively, but passively, sometimes (hardly) I wanted to be dead more than being alive. but those thoughts lasted a few minutes.  Being alive is a blessing and I don’t get to choose when I die or how long I should live from religious point of view. As long as you are breathing,  keep on pushing hard even if you make a plenty of mistakes.

Question: Does your mood change frequently throughout the day? Are there times when you feel intensely happy, sad, anxious or irritated for no apparent reason?
Answer: My mood is pretty stable. Perks of being married. You'll get used to many things. I don’t have intense emotions for no reasons. Even if i have reasons, i keep those emotions in check and express moderately,  not excessively.

Question: Have you experienced chronic or constant feelings of emptiness?
Answer: Yes, like after finishing a great game/series etc. It's normally associated with finishing something great and not finding what to do next. These feelings go away on their own pretty fast as reality slaps back in. Regular activities and schedule makes those feelings go away faster, maybe taking a long walk, eating with friends, starting new things helps.

Question: Can you share any experiences where you felt extremely angry or found it hard to control your temper? Have you experienced frequent displays of temper, constant anger, verbal outbursts, or recurrent physical fights?
Answer: Yes, when I'm absolutely sure that I am right and I'm being scolded for no reason,  I feel very angry. Normally when I'm too much angry, spontaneously tears fall down. But over time I practiced and successfully controlled it. Being angry and getting stressed only harms oneself. If you get angry, you lose. So, be gentle but not weak. So my response is normally being silent, I let myself cool off, I take a walk, I think, then I talk, discuss calmly, if there is any discussion needed.

Question: Can you describe experiences where you felt intensely suspicious of others (for example, believing people wanted to harm you) or disconnected from reality, especially during stressful times?
Answer: Not really,  but I've been cautious always, trusting others blindly is not found in my dictionary.  Specially in Bangladesh where people are under privileged and has low moral and ethical standards, Trust Doesn't come that easily. But i've tried not to assume stuff about others without solid proof. Disconnection from reality during stressful times happens to almost everyone, same for me too. Like if a close person died, i try to shut down my thinking process and let the life flow for sometime.  A few days sleep and distraction snaps me back to reality.