What's up? I'm Theglem4, but my friends call me Nick (or Donuts occasionally [still don't quite understand the whole encounter that got me that nickname]), so you can call me Nick (or I guess, you can call me Donuts), because you're my friends. At least, you better hope you are because I am a savage enemy. (I use the term "friend" liberally, of course. Basically, I'm down to clown with everyone until they prove themselves to be unworthy)

My sister is also on here. You should totally check her out, BornToBeAGingerArcher (I know, I don't get it either). She's a great writer imho. Her stuff is like mine, except probably more frequent because she's a more driven, focused person than I. I was the one who got her into Teen Titans.

I hate blocking people. I really do. I feel like it is a necessary tool, but a dangerous one. I think blocking is used too freely. I believe in the whole 7 times 70 idea (tell me if you think that sentence is too vague). I really practically never block anyone and I can probably count on one hand how many people are still blocked. I have thick-skin. It's probably because I was always that one guy everyone likes, but not enough to invite him to stuff... or really talk to him... or really care... it helped me see how unnecessary people's approval is.

My post will not probably come regularly; there will be times that I don't post anything for quite a while. It's because I have severe ADD and chronic depression (no, I didn't self-diagnose myself with those like some people do, I went to doctors and they diagnosed me. I get the ADD from my dad and chronic depression runs in my mom's family). The depression can make me complete unmotivated, sometimes for long periods of time. Then, when I do get around to sitting down and writing, my ADD makes it really hard to focus on the task at hand and I'll start doing other little things. In fact, as I write this, I have a fan fiction that I'm writing in another tab... with nothing written... and I sat down to write it an hour and ten minutes ago.

I'll probably write more later.