Double feature usually means they are running two films, movies, showings, etc. back to back. One right after the other.

Why is there war?

I would say the first thing you need to consider is what you expect from a relationship. If you are comfortable with yourself and feel you know the person and are interested in a relationship, then of course the next plan of action would be to meet them. Is this a possibility for either of you? If not, then I think maybe you are projecting feelings onto this person that may or may not be real. It is easy to turn someone into something they are not when you are not dealing with the day to day issues that come with a relationship. On the net, you are only dealing with that person, and not all of the other "baggage". I would say you should take a look at what you are expecting for your future.

If you would like to learn English I would be willing to work with you. However, I do not read or write Arabic and have limited use of the language.

I am assuming you are asking which would be the proper question to ask. There is a common phrase in the English language, "it's what I live for". The first question appears to be asking if you prefer life or death. The second question is more rhetorical and is a question asked not uncommonly in the language. What do you live for is assuming that you have made the choice of life and you want to know what the person enjoys about life.

Overcooked pasta is very limp and loose so if you are being compared to the pasta, you would be not really in control of your body and sort of "all over the place". I am not sure what a station wagon person is...i have never heard this.

"in a while" is usually refers to the future...or a small amount of time "for a while" usually refers to a longer time frame and talks about the past tense