Hello!

I guess you want to know about me? I can't imagine why . . .

Anyway, basically, I'm a girl who loves to write. I can be sarcastic and mean, but if you're my friend, I'll be you're friend forever.

Writing is my passion, my life, what I was born to do. I refuse to apoligize if I don't update every day, because that would mean that I write for reviews, and that would be horrible. If I did that, then writing would be another chore, something else I have to do. I write for myself, to vent, to get away from life.

Review if you want to, but please use constructive critism. Flame if you wish, but I won't give a damn.

I usually read all types of fanfics, and most pairings, but I cannot read incest, especially twincest. It's sick and wrong.

All you need to begin a story is the smallest wisp of an idea. You grab it, take your own experiances, make it a little bigger, think about things that make you angry, or sad, or happy, tie that in with your favorite character, and there's your story.

I also am not one to follow the crowd, especially when it comes to characters in books. I go for the Slytherins instead of the Gryffs, Draco Malfoy instead of Ron Weasley, Percy Weasley instead of the Weasley twins. I feel for the victim, and see the good and bad side in every character. Not to say I'm not biased against some, but I try to be fair. I have a weird love for Slytherins.

I have an odd fetish for Dark Harry or Hermione. I hate most of the Weasleys;

Ginny Weasley: The definition of Mary-Sue in book six (pretty, popular, athlectic, etc)

Ron Weasley: Jealous, dumb, insensitive, has a major inferiority complex, all around annoying

Fred Weasley: Bully, trickster, basically the Gryffindor version of Draco Malfoy

George Weasley: Same as Fred

Percy: Pompous, annoying, workaholic, very hatable

Molly Weasley: Overemotional and over protective

Arthur Weasley: Wimp, can't even stand up to his own wife, laughs at his own son

Bill and Charlie haven't been around long enough for me to get annoyed/irritated/want to kill them

Thanks for reading,

Remember the Sunflakes