Hi there! I've been pretty obviously gone for a while, trapped in what you could call a really, really long writers-block. I've been meaning to get back to my stories on this site, although my interests from then until now have taken quite a turn and I do write for other categories (I'm on archiveofourown as rashasha, but none of these stories are on there!). If you have any questions about any of my stories on fanfiction, I'm always open to messages, or leave a note on one of my stories! Thanks!

Also, anything written below was written by 13-year-old me, so. Apologies.

About Me:

Gender: Female

"Favorite's" Section

Color: Green

Animal: Owl, though I do have six dogs. *Edit: make that eight now.

Sport: Swimming

Books/Series: (I have a list I'll put on here later)

T.V Shows: Suits, House, Royal Pains, Teen Titans, Psych, NCIS, Necessary Roughness, Young Justice, The Walking Dead, Code Lyoko, Danny Phantom, and several others.

Movies: Harry Potter, Batman (pretty much all of them), Pride and Prejudice, Sherlock Holmes, 2012, Thor, The Avengers, Iron Man, Pirates of the Caribbean, Up, The Incredibles, A Knight's Tale, and (once again) many others.

About My Personality:

Although I try not to be too emotional around other people, when I'm by myself or with someone that I'm close too, I usually am very emotional. I'd like to think that, even though I don't show my emotions that much, I'm very caring and very protective of my friends and family. I always defend what I believe is right, and I'm not afraid to go out on a limb or be different from everybody else. Sameness is boring. Even though I feel confident in myself, there is always that tiny voice in my head that cares about what other people think. I try not to let that voice control what I do.

I get attached to things quickly, and that usually ends up bad for me. For example, there is this story I want to read, but after reading a quick summary, I found out that my favorite character dies in the story. Being so attached to this character, I still can't read the story, because even though I know it might only be in one story, I'm still afraid of the fact that he will die (in the story) and that I won't be able to "cope" with it. I guess some part of my brain believes that once I get to know a non-existent, fictional character, they somehow turn into a real person. Therefore, if they die in the story, they die in real life.

What. The heck. Is wrong with me.

So, now you know how "interesting" I am on the inside, please don't run away! I swear it's not contagious!

Why do I write?

Well, I've never really been asked this, but I suppose it wouldn't hurt to put it out there before someone does.

If I tried to think of one clear reason why, I probably wouldn't be able to.