Erm... Is it possible to write in this without sounding like a totally socially awkward dork? I assume so, but I'm afraid I will probably never master that art.

Hmm, stuff about me that won't bore you out of your skull... that's a difficult one (I wouldn't blame anyone for just skipping through this, please feel free to do so)

I'm probably not what one would class as normal, can't say that bothers me though

I enjoy various things, namely reading, binge watching TV shows e.g. Sherlock, Doctor Who, Agents of SHIELD etc., sleeping (sometimes), pulling all-nighters to do homework because I was distracted by tumblr and reading fan fiction doing other school related stuff, and generally being a closet fan girl (well the closet part sort of went out of the window when I started watching Sherlock, I would rant for days about that show).

I deny any and all claims that I am in the slightest bit a romantic (for my friend who said I was, really, how could they be so mistaken? ;))

Oh yeah, sarcasm is more of a first language to me than English (although technically I'm being sarcastic in English, but hey)

My Fandoms: Sherlock, Doctor Who (I've never seen any of the classic Doctor Who though, unfortunately), The Thick of It, Agents of SHEILD, Avengers, Suits and How I Met Your Mother

I joined FanFiction.net because I enjoy creative writing and fan fiction is my way of unleashing my inner fan girl, and it means my friends (shockingly I do have them, though none of us have any idea why they put up with me) don't have to put up with my endless rants (how can they NOT CARE about whether Moriarty is alive or dead, and what his survival could mean for Molly (she did ruin his plans by helping Sherlock fake his death and all), or who his impersonator might be, or see just how damn cute Mycroft and Sherlock would have been as kids?). But I have been reading stories on this site for a while and realise that my stuff is no where near as good as the work other writers have produced, however I will try my hardest to produce something that isn't physically painful to read (you may laugh, but you should see some of the stuff my seven year old mind came up with, it made me want to cry). So while I (really really) welcome constructive criticism, I would prefer it if people refrained from hating or flaming please. Characterisation, descriptions and grammar are three things that are very important to me, so any mistakes that are noticed (for there will be many) I would love to have pointed out to me so I can rectify them.

Also, it might take me a while to actually upload anything, because I'm a little paranoid about sharing the stuff I write, so yeah.

Um, yeah, I think that's about it. If you read this, thank you, and I hope it wasn't too painful a process :)