Author has written 4 stories for Naruto, and Clique. When it comes to thinking about writting I can be as creative as I want to be, but thing is, it's hard to express it in words. I can't keep count of how many stories I "would have had" if I would've just let them come out in words. But being the worry wort, perfectionist I am, I have a tough time writting because I believe it's either not good enough or it could be better. Idea's come to me from almost anything, which can be a good thing at time, but when I'm already writting something it's not. Because, I will stop working on what I am writting and jump to something else. Another thing I can't keep track of, many unwritten, or better yet, deleated stories. I think I'm more of a poet myself, but I love to write stories. However the hardest part of me making a story is starting off its beginning. I love chapter stories, but I hate writting them. My reason? It's the fear of every chapter. Yes, I know this may sound weird, but it's true. You see, when you have your plot and you know everything that's going to happen you think everythings okay, but as soon as you go through chapter, after chapter, after chapter, you start to loose your thoughts of what will happen in the chapter after next. And then there's also my teeth chomping fear of "Will the next chapter be as good as the first" sort of thing. Oh, also the teeth chomping is a habbit I have when I'm frustrated or too concentrated. The nurse at school says its bad for me, but hey, she's not the one trying to perfect! Aside from writting I am both a lazy and energetic person. Also weird? Yes. That's like combining Shikamaru with Naruto. Stares in complete horror Most day's I just sit on the computer until the wee hours of 1:30 and surf the net. When I get tired I just flop right onto the bed and sleep, though at times sleeping at the computer is tempting. And when I'm hungry I'll just go back and forth to the kitchen to clean out every one of my favorite snacks. I'll do this constantly without any thought of bordum, and in fact, most of my spring break was walking from my room to the kitchen and back. I love to draw, read, write, sleep, daydream, listen to music, and watch TV. Thing you'll mostly catch me doing, daydreaming, or listening to music. |