Let's start by stating the obvious: I hate writing profiles, specially my own. English is my second language, and I don't have a beta reader, or even a proofreader at home, so I take every review seriously.

I had not written in more than ten years, and the creative process for me is kinda like sculpting: just revealing what is already there. Sometimes the story (or clothing, or dance) is not what I had expected, and I cannot make it what I want, only what it is. This does not apply to grammar, or spelling or even stylistic mistakes, more to plot and characters. For example, I think Push is very OOC, but it was stubbornly tumbling around my head until it came out, and it resonated with some readers, so I'm happy. So far, I write mostly fluff, hopefully working my way up to something. If not, I'll just keep using this as light escapism.

I also have some ..health issues, so using this as an outlet, and remaining constant at it, is almost therapeutic for me. Perhaps not as much as dancing, but both are not mutually exclusive.

I don't own any of the characters or material I write about. I just play video games and fantasize about them.