Currently very busy studying, so updates will be incredibly sparse.

I also don't log in to FF.net very often, so PMs might be answered about a year later.

Oh, and final note, requests are currently a 'no'. (At this point, they might be a permanent 'no'.)

Sorry!

Hello,

Thank you for taking the time to visit (and/or read) my profile.

A slight bit of information about myself: older than 18, living someplace in the United States, and programming is my passion.

I am writing stories to improve my meager vocabulary.

(I am a grown woman who can sometimes barely express myself clearly.)

I also have things posted on AO3 under the name cruciferae.

(In Time and Everything and Nothing are cross-posted.)

I am currently working on a couple stories:

Number 1 is one that I call Antithesis.

I have not posted it, because I'm still working on fixing a few things.

I started writing this a year ago, oh my goodness, and I still haven't even finished the first chapter.

The summary as it stands is:

Their relationship was give and take. Nothing was given when naught was gained. It was antarctic ice and volcanic fire, passion and apathy. Because Fate was ruthless, unrelentingly cruel. And she wished to rend their souls in two.

Number 2 is one that I call In Time.

I wanted to explore character creation. I wanted to explore character development, on already created characters and my own creations.

I wanted to be able to write a person and create life, and I wanted to make them a little too different, a little too strange. A little too much.

This is an OC-insert, reincarnated into the world of Twilight. She does not care about the Cullens, they do not care about her, and then things happen.

I want to call her morally grey/dark, but I haven't even gotten anywhere in regards to (essential Twilight-related) plot, so she might not be either.

The story starts right before the Cullens move to town, and it will end depending on how emotionally invested I become in this story.

Summary:

There's a note, the yellow standing out from the white and red. The echoes of a life long gone, she can only dream and forget.

Number 3 is named Everything and Nothing.

This one is yet another OC-insert, reincarnated into the world of Harry Potter.

Summary:

There is something about reincarnation that is not quite right. Am I reincarnated because I am supposedly going to hell? Is it just because I'm a horrible person? Perhaps. Some people are born monsters. Some become them instead. Which one is Tom Riddle, you might ask? I can’t really say. Because for me, he’s a means to an end.

Number 4 is named Arachne.

No reincarnation with this one, but there's still an OC since I don't know how to write already developed characters (oops).

I basically binge-watched seasons 1, 2, and 3 of My Hero Academia.

Summary:

Having a villainous-seeming quirk in a quirk filled world isn't as great as it might seem. Sure, it's not the same as being quirkless, but I'm considered a villain, no doubt about it. Web-weaver, venom-stinger, poison-spewer. Now, all I need to do is figure out how to use those legs on my back.

Number 5 is deemed Of Bishops and Marchionesses.

Still writing OC stories, of course.

I don't actually know very much past Season 2, so the characters are all probably very OOC...

Summary:

There were a number of open secrets at Beacon Hills High. One of them was Stiles Stilinski’s 10 year plan for Lydia Martin. Another one was Lydia’s relationship with Jackson Whittemore. It was there for show. But the most well known one was that Lydia’s protégé (of sorts) was utterly in love with Jackson.

Warnings:

In Time discusses problematic mental health (depression, schizophrenia, dissociation) and successful suicide.

A huge problem I have is that I have plots in my head, but I can't write them.

Also, a huge thank you to the reviewers for my stories. They give me the motivation to do some more writing.