11-15-2015

Hi!

I've been stalking fanfiction.net's archive's for three years now, and haven't looked back on real books since (well, besides the occasional read for school, or Christmas present, or attempt to get familiar with the cannon counterpart to whatever source of fanon I get into), so... Yeah. Don't really view it as a bad thing, cause its not like I'm not reading, even though the quality's probably dropped, and I can get through, like, three pages of an actually book before tossing it aside as, 'too boring' or whatever, but... Eating junk food is still better than eating no food, right? And it has inspired me to write for fun, even if none of its made it onto the site, so fanfiction can't be that bad...

Anyway, the fandom's I'm into are: Naruto, Hikaru no Go, RWBY, Warriors, some Harry Potter, there was this Mulan stint that I haven't grown out of, and... I'll think of more later.

Pairings: KakaSaku, Rosewick, and I'm open to SaiHika, though prefer it to be a more familial relationship.

And that'll be it for now.

6-22-2018

Do you know that feeling when all you're progress gets wiped from a game??? Argh, I was just about to update my profile for the first time in 3 years, and what do ya know, it deletes itself :( :( :(

Gah, basically to sum myself up:

You U.S. high-school kids: the formula to popularity in high-school is to join 1 or 2 clubs, participate in a sport, and get good grades. In your Junior year, you need to find a job. It helps to start the job-hunting process in the spring of your sophomore year. Balancing work and schoolwork isn't fun, but the money and skills are worth it. Fun fact: people aren't going to say it to your face, but not working is eventually gonna come across as laziness, and your whole family along with friends will start resenting you. . Not speaking from experience at all, no sir. .

. . . Please don't think I'm a loser. You're probably hear because I reviewed your story. You should be worshipping me! ;D Kidding, kidding, but seriously y'all, try and get a job before that stage. It high-key hurts. And, once you find one, remember that saving is important. Create a spending limit for yourself! Know that college is coming up, and if not college, you at least want to save up to move away.

Also, remember you're food choices! Tran's fat is horrible for you- so avoid that. Sucrose, cane sugar, cornsyrup- they're all nutritionally the same thing. Limit that to below 40 grams a day. Smoothies are actually worse for you than if you just ate fruit whole. Mostly cause you're gonna eat to much and overdose on fruit sugar, but eh.

. . . I'm hardcore a fan of mbti. Myers briggs.

I'm a INFP.

That means I'm:

Introverted: draw energy from quiet time

Intuitive: I daydream, am abstract, am sentimental, and seem to transverse between future possibilities and memories of the past

Feeling: react emotionally to situations. Btw, females are statistically more likely to be feeling.

Percieving: wait 'til the last moment to decide. Prefer to keep an open schedule. Is agreeable. Open to the possibilities.

The opposite of me is the ESTJ

Extroversion: draws energy from other people

Sensing: Focused on the present

Thinking: Uses logic when making decisions. Males are statisti

Judging: Is decisive. When they start a project, they stick with it through to completion.