I'm now a freshman at WSU in Detroit. I'm also a published author in an anthology title "Moral Horror", which is in stores today. It can be ordered online at any major websites including Amazon and Barnes & Nobles. Order one and message me and I'll send you a big thank you and an autograph!!

My new story is about a boy named Elliot, who gets separated from his mother in a traumatic way. In Gotham he finds himself trying to survive in an emotionally cold environment, while dealing with drugs, school bullies, and his child-hating aunt. It will be a ride of horrible situations, and emotional traumas that just might send Elliot over the edge.

I decided to use actors and actresses for my main characters:

Elliot: Played by a young Hayley Joel Osment

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Lena: Played by Kate Winslet, picture the boy as Hayley!

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~~NOTE~~

Any extra character(s) added to the Fellowship Will alter the WHOLE of the War of the Rings; no matter if the author had good intentions or not. What happens in the War of the Rings MUST happen; mistakes that happened MUST happen and no-one must change/alter/bend a decision that is made. Sure you can have a character in that time frame but that character must not interfere with the War unless that person was some unnamed character in the story like a warrior, a healer, some idiot that's from Gondor or Rohan OR the story could be that of the life of some OC (other character mainly your character) who lived during the second War of the Rings and helped save lives of people or they fought at Plennor Fields. Any Tenth Walker must be a very good one or there is no hope for it here on FF.Net.

ANYWAYS!! Hello there!! Apparently you decided to read my profile to get to know something about me. Well nothing much to say really. I'm 18 and I live in the United States with my mom, dad, two dogs and my nine kids: five girls and four boys. Names are: Isis, Kaylee, Bebe the Baby, Willow, Dori, Gandalf, Snickers, Berry, and Ecthelion aka Patches: we also are fostering two more boys call Leo, and Tidus.

I generally ramble a lot, you can see that in my works, and I like to talk to anybody really so if there's something more specifically about me that you want to know just email me!!

Thanks for reading!!

I wish to rant, and rant I will.

Male impregnation... I seem to have trouble understanding the male anatomy... as in MEN cannot have BABIES Unless that person is a hermaphrodite (I don't even know if a hermaphrodite can have babies!) there is no other possible way, not even in my imagination for two males to produce a child. Where does the ovum come from? Where would the fetus gestate? (I have seen Junior with Arnold with-the-last-name-I-can't-spell, but that was in modern time with advanced technology.) Also men do not have the mammary glands, (under the arms) that produce the breast milk that has the important proteins and minerals for the infant. These are easily broken down in the intestine of the infant, herbs can replace these but that might be dangerous no matter if the child is an elf, half-elf, human, hobbit, dwarf, ent or any organism that reproduces sexually. (Does an ENT count?).

Now concerning where the child is to come out from; females have three 'exit' holes below the waist: the anus, the vagina, and the urethra. Two of these are for waste; the other is for the reception of sperm and the passage which the child must pass through during birth unless complications during pregnancy lead one to have a C-section. Men have two, the urethra and the anus. Waste passes though both but sperm also pass through the urethra where it is transferred to the female to meet the ova and conceive a zygote or fertilized ovum. Men do not have a uterus, ovaries, or a vagina (or birth canal).

A C-section during Middle Earth is unheard of, even if a character is a doctor from our time there would be too many complications for anyone to survive. For an elf it would surely be the death of them, to much pain and trauma even if you knock them out. Afterwards the pain and scarring would be devastating and the elf would fade away... I rest my case.

I just needed to get that off my chest, sorry for any Mpreg writters.