I'm pretty short. My taste in clothes is rather diverse. A typical outfit for me would be a baggy hoody, ripped jeans, and converse shoes. Though of course, my taste and style varies. The only thing I could ever say I want to be for certain is a writer. I love to write, I write my own short topics, short stories, poems, etc. And I think I'm okay at it. I have an addiction to poetry and old literature. Such as Shakespeare and Charles Dickens. I'm completely in love with it. I have bits and peices, and such memorized by heart. And I will tend to randomly quote stuff. If I were to define myself personality-wise, I would consider myself a very nice person. I'm mature, immature, wise, foolish, random, weird, crazy, insane, sane, imaginative, bubbly, optimistic, pessimistic, lazy, hard-working, slacking, dedicated, adventurous, cautious, head-strong, fragile and just simply a mixture of so many opposites, odds and ends, bits and pieces. I'm a complex person, with diverse personalities, who I am at the time depends on current events, my thoughts, the day, the weather, who I'm talking to, and so many other uncountable details. I'm the kind of person that will always be here for my friends, in everyway possible, and beyond that. I always put my friends before myself, and their problems before my own. I'll always be here for them, whether it's to help, or just listen. I hate when my friends are sad, it puts me in a similar state, and I will do anything I can to make them happy again. I love them all so much, in a way I can't even begin to explain. They have done so much for me, and have helped keep me as sane as I am. They are a big part of my world, my life, my everything, and if it weren't for them, I really don't know where I'd be right now, or if I'd even be here at all. In all simplicity, I'm human, I breathe, I bleed, I cry, I laugh, I'm happy sometimes, and other times I'm not. I'm a bit fragile, I'm just your typical teenager trying to find her place in this fucked up world, I'm just...myself, And most days, I like who I am.