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Quite honestly, I don't call myself a writer, I'm just a person who writes as a hobby. I understand if you don't see it the same way I do, but I don't call myself talented or beg people for reviews. I detest chat slang and improper usage of the human languages, go eat shit fuckers and learn how to use the alphabet correctly before a meteor burns your pathetic butt off this planet. Oh, and I also don't pretend I'm intelligent, I know how smart I am and when the rest of my intelligence wants to reveal itself to me, then maybe I will be a “genius” but I'm a normal person who happens to know a few things or so. I don't especially like it when people label me, I always found labels more fit to be on the cans in your local grocery store, but if you want to point and call me a whore, just remember that there's one finger pointing out at me and three pointing back at you. The truth? Well, depends on your definition of the word, but in my definition, it's almost a fabrication.

Usually, I write original stories, not one torn from books I've read, therefore, fanfiction is like Greek to me, but I try to make the best of it. Even if that means going through a few cliche's every now and then. That's what they're for isn't it? You know, once you write a story and tons of people read it, they're eventually going to make cliche's out of your original plot, either that or they're going to just copy your story and changed names. But no matter which way you go, an authors world is full of potential cliche's and worse, the thousands upon millions of cliche's already out there. It's terrifying that people actually write those, but I'm one to talk, I sometimes use them, too. There's nothing wrong with it as long as you make it your own, go ahead, spice it up.

Personally, I find writing a relaxation method, I use harbored emotions to fill in the blanks and try to incorporate real emotions into my stories, not just smoke-filled eyes. There's nothing that'll stop me from trying to make something better, I have battles with myself about various things several times a year, lately they've become more power-consuming and so it takes me a while to learn the lesson and break the barrier, but I do break walls. I remember when I'm writing used to revolve around what I could pick off of the worst stories, but I've evolved... into what, exactly? I have no clue. Possibly smarter, that is always good. Because the more you know, the more you have to write about, but don't tie it all into one story, it will just make everything smaller and soon your world will collapse...

VIS