"How does Inuyasha end? It doesn't. It ends with not ending."--unknown (I remember seeing this somewhere, but can't remember who said it)

I decided to add a little more...personality to my profile, it's bugged me lately that it seemed so--I don't know how to explain it, boring? Still doubt I can make it any better by adding a few sentences to this thing.

Other than working and playing video games (I'm very much addicted to Fallout 3, I think I'm more addicted to it than my character is to Jet) I also enjoy swimming and running (something I do everyday to keep in shape as I'm joining a swimming club very soon), I love to read (scifi/fantasy novels and manga) and of course I enjoy writing. I have two ideas for novels and am very serious about writing them and hope to get them published, for now all I've done in that category is the poor man's copyright, and I also agreed to help my roommate with the plot structure of her two manga ideas.

Overall, I'm very easy to get along with, but I tend to be very pessimistic (or as Sokka said, pessimistic people are just realistic) and I'm not afraid of speaking my mind in public and to anyone. My imagination tends to always be switched on, new ideas of stories and fanfiction always stream through my head just like how I glide through water.

Another thing about me, that one could probably identify now, is how I tend to go on and on. Its amusing considering I'm not nearly as talkative in person as I am when it comes to writing, or typing in this case. Who knows, its probably the writer within me. I also tend to get off topic many times, I'll mention something else as an example but then I dwell on it and can go on and on and completely forget what my original point was. This tends to happen mostly when in a good conversation. I'm also the same when it I'm studying, sure I have a short attention span but it can get really bad for me and I don't think its completely because of my procrastination. But upside is that I keep my conversations interesting, my roommate and boyfriend can vouch for that, so brownie points for me.

Okay, now that I've gotten some of that out of the way, and if anyone is still reading at this point (hopefully I didn't scare or bore away too many people) onto the more important stuff. So, fanfiction. I've started writing it since I started watching Sailor Moon (goddess that was YEARS ago), and although it saddens me to see that many things have changed on ff.net (i.e. the cliche stories getting all the attention and reviews while the creative and well written ones aren't on the radar, of course I've noticed some exceptions however) there have been many times that I've felt discouraged and flirted with the idea of retiring from fanfiction, but then a story idea comes to mind and all my doubts are forgotten.

My current story is almost complete, I only have the final chapter to write. I would have finished several weeks ago, but I didn't want to have the final chapter to be one page long and end with a happily ever after theme. Looking at my completed stories it can be seen that I favor the open endings.

The next story I'm planning on starting right after Not Alone is a sequal to Tears of Love. The other day I read through the story and winced when I read my horrible writing structure and lack of character development. So instead of rewritting the story I decided I would write a sequel, which would probably be seen as a rewrite yet still very different.

Other future projects are some stories that are based of some actual dreams I've had. Soon I hope to write Sailor Moon, Fallout, Resident Evil, and maybe some other others I can't think of right now. Well I've spent way too much time on this and I should really just end it here.