I'm a seventeen years old, blonde, American teenager.

I am gifted with a very fertile imagination, if that doesn't sound too vain, however, I'm also cursed with the complete inability to ever finish anything I start. I am getting a little better in my old age but... Well, it's a hard habit to break.

I'm what I call a cynical optomist; I always look for ulterior motives, and I've never thought any politician did a good job, but in spite of that, I do believe that everything will turn out all right in the end. I hateenglish class literaturebecause it seems likeeverybody alwaysdies, but I hate fairytale-esque storiesbecause everyone lives happily ever after. I like realism, with tragedy and comedy mixed.

My favourite video game is Harvest Moon, andI'd have to hurt you if you asked what my favourite book was (I've read so many, how could I choose?). I go through stages of liking characters and hating characters, until I finally settle down and empathize with everyone (though some characters still drive me mad). One thing that I've noticed is that I have an irrevocable dislike for anime heroines. Hitomi, Miaka or Kagome; I either hate them or they just bore me to tears.

Currently, my favorite manga is Immortal Rain, and my favorite anime is Escaflowne.

The things I hate are stupid people, religious fanatics, and political party fanatics (I've found people that fit all three categories more often than people who fit only one, isn't that sad?),subhuman men who believegirls should take classes like home ec if they insist on attending school at all (I've actually had a history teacher that thought this way), racist folk and racist whiners, people who smear banana all over my books, when my computer dies, when my brother messes with things on my computer and video games, slobbery dogs, visiting relatives who claim to love me and don't even know my name, people who have no basic grasp of any language more complex than grunting yet think that they can write,when authors end a series in the most unrealistic and unthought-out way possible,and teachers who say my dreams are unrealistic.

When I'm a famous movie star, I'll make them eat their words. Actually I'm more interested in voice acting and voice overs than acting for the camera. But all you have to do is mention acting of any sort to career counselors and they freak and try to make you "see reason". Morons.

I also hate stupid filler episodes. Especially when they involves blonde,German Nazis on horseback running around Meiji Japan, trying to solve a stupid riddle that doesn't even make sense, hanging out with idiotic ninja wannabes. I'm sorry, an ear doesn't seem like a good romantic keepsake to me.