Seventeen year old girl that enjoys where she lives. A place with snow and tanning.

I write for myself because I have ideas. And quite frankly, it's fun. (Both to having ideas and writing.) Regardless, I probably shouldn't have as many stories partially started on my computer as I do...

An avid reader-- it's just something I can't get away from; however, I can't read a story if it's forced upon me. Let's use Agamemnon as a prime example (senior AP Lit isn't all fun and games). I'd like to use vocab, but it's just so annoying. As you can see from my writing and profile, I'm a little bit immature. Let's hope this improves.

I try to be funny. Whether or not that comes across is entirely your opinion, but please don't be mean. I can only try.

A hopeless romantic. As in I have no hope for romance. I'd like to say that I am realistic. Why do things always work out for the wrong people? Why do we work so hard to fail so badly? Why do the heroines in books usually be the people you end up hating the most? Real life, Walking Dead, Hunger Games. I want everything to end up happy and dandy, and maybe they will in my stories, but this isn't real life, its utopia.

I'm a perfectionist. We'll see when I actually get a story up, because I don't want some ridiculous story up that could use some work. I want my writing to reach a point that there is nothing I could possibly add to make it better. Nothing that I could possibly add. I'm not saying it can't be better, I would just be at the point where I couldn't possibly make it better. There's always room for improvement, but there's also the point where at this certain point in time there is absolutely nothing you can do to make it better.

I try to keep to original plot lines with little twists or points that I can add my own characters. I need to develop my characters better and keep other people's characters true to their nature. I write about characters that I love so much I just want them to live on forever. I want to have my own experiences with them without making them out to be someone else. I love them for who they are without any changes.

How many people actually read profiles?

Maybe I need to live a little more, but I'm pretty sure that my definition of living and other peoples' definitions of living are two (or three or four) completely different things.