I've only recently started, really getting into the whole writing a story scenario, but as of right now I'm glad I did. What probably got me started in writing was my love for reading. I like reading various kinds of books, from factual, to fictional. I began getting into reading various different materials sometime in high school, being that it's almost my xx year in college, wasn't that long ago. My love (or more like possible addiction) for the Harry Potter series is what eventually brought me to discover the existence of fan fiction. I had found many of the stories here (not just Harry Potter), really interesting and at other times annoying. Depending on the story, I really liked how some stories just made you want more as you read further into their fanfic, while other's just had very terrible spelling and grammatical errors, which really bothered me and eventually caused me to lose interest. That's why I'll try to limit any mistake my stories may have as much as possible, though I'm not perfect and I’m sure I'll make a couple mistakes along the way. I know that in time I'll get better the more I write stories, so if I may be bad or not at the level most people would want, please bear with me for now.

Favorite fics I've read: Avatar the Last Airbender, Naruto, Bleach, One Piece, Harry Potter( of course), (some) Twilight, Final Fantasy 13, Ed, Edd n Eddy, Teen Titans, Kim Possible, Pokemon, Dynasty Warriors, Kingdom Hearts, and a few other minor ones either anime, videogame, novel, or movie related.

Gender: Male

Age: (?)

Race: Human

Hobbies: Movies, Fan-fiction, Singing, Writing, Television, IPad apps, petting my brother's dog, spending time with family, talking and hanging out with friends, and learning about things I'm either curious about or never knew beforehand.

Personality: I have a tendency to be very quiet, though if I ever feel comfortable or excited enough, I can be very talkative.

I really find different points of viewpoints, different character pairings, and well written stories very interesting. Canon pairings are alright but just the fact that it’s something commonly done kind of removes the excitement in my opinion. Though I do admit there are some exceptions. Also Lately despite the fact that their practically non-existent, I really like well written and realistically written cross-overs.

Don't know what else to add, but I'll be sure to add some more in the future.