Hi, person! To me, everyone is a person, if not a dude, or a guy, or a thing-creature-sir-miss-ma'am-mister.

...hi, person!

I could probably use this profile as a means to tell you things about myself. Could being the key word. Who knows?

Well, for one, I take pleasure in sesquipedalian loquaciousness. And sounding all dramatic and silly and stuff. Yeah, that's right. Stuff.

Oh, and I have ideas, sure, but I find I often don't execute them well. Yay for low self-confidence. Well, actually, sometimes I just realize I only have a vague story-line/plot. And sometimes I procrastinate. A lot.

So, um. Right now, I'm only really reading/writing in the Hetalia fandom. Occasionally others, but mostly Hetalia. I just love the characters, and the history can be ever so fun.

That said, pairings. Something you might end up caring about (but probably not) is that, when I finally decide that I ship a pairing, I will rarely read (and likely never write) other pairings involving those characters. It depends, though. For example, if a different couple is not a main part of the story or something, I can tolerate it. Or I find the idea/writing very good. Otherwise, meh. I might be missing out on a lot, but so be it. I probably read too much fanfiction as it is.

Er, okay: Lithuania/Belarus, Prussia/Liechtenstein, Austria/Hungary, Denmark/Norway, France/England.

There are a few reasons that make me ship a couple. It's often based on Hetalia canon + 'real-life'/'historical' canon. (Though yes, PruLiech is pretty crack-y. But I delight in it anyway...) Well written fics with the couple also persuade me, plus how the characters interact.

This profile jumps around a lot, doesn't it?

When I write reviews, I like to spend quite a bit of time on them, because I really like trying to be actually helpful and stuff, even if all I can offer is nitpicks. It's nice when my help's appreciated, if nothing else. Still, I can be a very slow reviewer when I feel too lazy/unmotivated at the time to put in the effort. That's more often my fault than a writer's, though. But I try not to be too lazy, 'cause I know reviews are really nice and motivating and stuff.

Still, I'm also lazy/unmotivated in my own writing at times. I mean, when I first start a story, I can feel all enthusiastic and stuff. But as I progress, my writing starts to feel really lame and all to me, especially when I get to a point where I'm a little stuck on a story's plot. Because then I feel as if I'm just writing random, pointless stuff. So the thing is, while reviews and reviewers are made of motivating awesomesauce, oftentimes they can only motivate me so much.

What I think I need most is someone with whom I can discuss plot ideas when I get stuck. Because once I know what I'm trying to write, I generally at least gain the motivation of wanting to see my ideas written out, even if I still think my writing sucks. Er, yay?

Hmm...that's probably all for now. Bye, person! Come back soon! Or not. I don't know. It's up to you.