Apparently I stole the wrong meme from Ana. And I still fail on LJ. Ahahaha, this is fun.

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Taken from hopexlies.

Comment and I will:

1) Tell you what character I see you as mostly.
2) Tell you what song you remind me of.
3) What color I think of with you when I think of you.
4) As long of a paragraph on why I adore you so much.

How about a brief introduction for yourself?
Suki~. I'm mostly on ffnet.

Name one thing you’d LOVE to write, but have been too afraid or shy to do.
I really don't know. More often than not I don't plan out my stories - they just happen. I guess I wish, though, that I wasn't so hesitant on writing dialogue or making scenes more emotional or just having explosions of emotions happen. Plus, having plot wouldn't hurt every now and then.

Do you have trouble taking criticism? Or worse yet, do you have the dreaded bloated ego?
I always have this shocking jolt course through me when I receive criticism - as if I'm embarrassed over it or something. Because, admittedly, I take it a bit hard; eventually, though, I get over it, and I always do my best to listen to it. Unless it's complete crap.

When you write, is there anything that helps? Music? Quiet room?
Music. Is. Epic.  Totally helps me. That or I'll hole up on my couch with quiet all around me or in my room with my fan running. I'm so cool such a spazz.

What inspires you?
Music, romance, and nature-ish things inspire me. Also, when I'm school and not paying attention at all to what the teachers are saying, I sometimes am struck with inspiration.

How would you sum up your fanfiction experiences and yourself as a writer?
I love fanfiction - I've met a lot of really cool people, and I've branched out in my writing farther than I thought I would have without it. *coughyaoicough* I've grown a bit more confident with the reviews I receive, too. I'm a greedy review whore. Of course, there are drawbacks - I get depressed when I don't get reviews, and I am VERY addicted to the website, AND I tend to rely on writing fandom characters rather than making up my own, but I've been learning to increase detail, better dialogue and realistic character behavior, and actually attempt plot - ffnet's really shaping me as a writer in those ways.