hm, yes, haven't updated my profile in quite now, have I? Ah yes, better do that now i suppose.

Well, my name's Keoko, stolen from my favorite book When My Name Was Keoko, and yes, that is spelled correctly (not Kyoko) because Keoko is a japanese name, but this is a Korean alteration. I will most likely not change this very often, seeing as, as a person, I do not change often. I always move along, but do not change. I am, as my friend, (who's currently named) Del Vonto, would call a person of the water element. I suppose it is fitting. Although I hate the rain, and the ocean, but I guess you don't have to like the element to be the element.

I have written a numerous amount of fanfictions, but honestly seeing as my selfconfidence in them is very low, I refuse to post them onto the website. Almost all of my FF are of an anime, seeing as I am an Otaku, and so also very average and common.I draw some, my works are posted on DeviantArt, but they're amateur, at best.

My interests include anime's such as vampire knight, OHSHC, Naruto, and Axis Powers Hetalia. When it comes to literature I prefer the free form rants, something about letting everything that comes to mind, as it comes, out into words and expression is very purifying and relaxing. A flow of common interests, that we are all human, and therefore in a clinical study, are the same. So based on today's culture, where the arts and sciences are pushed aside and replaced with the opposite just to prove they can live just fine without them, if you are not wonderful, you are not accepted. I suppose I've gone of topic here, but I just go with it.

My writing style, if not obvious by now, I like to think reflects some consciousness beyond the human mind, unbiased by the common nuisances we have to face, and free to take it's valuable and use it to it's full potential without the restraints a human being burdens with them. Much like a humans mind that is always locked onto animalistic needs, my words and meanings are anchored down by the restraints of my vocabulary, and the written language can only show so much. Merely a window where you can see, but cannot feel what is behind.

Well, until I next see fit to update,

Keoko