Noo, I want life to be an adventure! But then again.. if I could prevent my life from being a total tragedy with one little choice.. Uh, this is real' hard. But I'll still say no.

i'm on the fence really! i'd like to know my future on the grounds that it could be changed... otherwise no

but if you knew your future and changed it then it wouldnt realy be your actual future.....just what could have been your future.

There's no need in knowing the future. It comes soon enough.

We make our future.

I believe everything is already predestined and predetermined… As much as you believe that you are creating your future, the major milestones and the end result is the same no matter which path you choose to take... That’s just my opinion.

And there are only certain things I would want to know about the future, such as will I happy... I don't want specific details.

id like 2 know some parts but not all of it, id like 2 experiance it and hav it come as a shock

No,because i think that I may know somethings that may make me feel sad....
I also think that if I would know some bad things I would be very SAD and all the time I would have thinking what could I do to prevent them....

i like to know some parts not all, as i like abit of mystery, like i dont mind tarot cards, as they are a form of future telling, they tell bits but not all...only the path that you are currently on...

Not at all! I mean if I knew that something terrible would happen to me [or my family or friends), I'd be hellbent on focusing on these kind of things that are going to initiate my/their destiny. I'd never be able to live a normal life, I'd always concentrate on these kind of things, just to prevent them.
Or even if I knew what kind of great things are going to happen during my life...I mean joy is always in the forecast. It'd be like reading spoilers of my favorite TV show...it'd become boring in the end to eventually experience these things that were already predicted ; )

Knowing your future is impossible, because knwoing what will happen instantly changes what will happen. It's a paradox.