You may call me Kelsey.
I'm a writer who spends her time learning new things and enjoying life. I'm honest, and can be very vicious when it comes to reviewing someone's work--especially if it's done lazily. I think constructive criticism is one of the most important things, giving or receiving.
Completely daft people annoy me, as well as condescending pricks. If you're either, I won't hesitate to let you know.
Things you might want to know:
- I'm a Capricorn!
- I'm particularly short.
- I strongly admire Mark Twain, Maya Angelou, and J.R.R. Tolkien.
- I strongly dislike the Twilight series, and am very sick of hearing about it. It's cliche. Fair and simple enough. Edward's unrealistic, not worth reading or writing about. No one can relate to any of the character's in the book. Bella's a whiny, damsel-in-distress persona. No girl should want to imitate her. She is a self-insert of the author, a very distinct Mary-Sue. The romance is unrealistic. She falls in love with him because of his "Mysterious" beauty, and other shallow reasons. And Edward has signs of being a spousal abuser, and yet Meyer still makes Bella go after him. And before you ask, I have read it. I wouldn't talk about a book this way unless I've read it.
That is all.
I'm a writer who spends her time learning new things and enjoying life. I'm honest, and can be very vicious when it comes to reviewing someone's work--especially if it's done lazily. I think constructive criticism is one of the most important things, giving or receiving.
Completely daft people annoy me, as well as condescending pricks. If you're either, I won't hesitate to let you know.
Things you might want to know:
- I'm a Capricorn!
- I'm particularly short.
- I strongly admire Mark Twain, Maya Angelou, and J.R.R. Tolkien.
- I strongly dislike the Twilight series, and am very sick of hearing about it. It's cliche. Fair and simple enough. Edward's unrealistic, not worth reading or writing about. No one can relate to any of the character's in the book. Bella's a whiny, damsel-in-distress persona. No girl should want to imitate her. She is a self-insert of the author, a very distinct Mary-Sue. The romance is unrealistic. She falls in love with him because of his "Mysterious" beauty, and other shallow reasons. And Edward has signs of being a spousal abuser, and yet Meyer still makes Bella go after him. And before you ask, I have read it. I wouldn't talk about a book this way unless I've read it.
That is all.
- Last seen on Oct 11 12:31 PM 2008. Member since September 28, 2008.
- My mood is
, and quote is "Sick". - I am a 16 year old woman from Alaska (United States)
- When I'm not writing, I'm reading, or socializing.
- I have 3 comments, 1 story
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A drabble about the pain one feels with a skin disorder.
