Okay. So my hater comments really made me think, and I kind of don't want to upload my drawings on DA anymore. In fact, I think I'm going to go through and get rid of most of them. Drawing just isn't my thing. I like drawing, but I'm not going to post my stuff up just for people to tell me "OMG, THAT SUX." I already know that.

So, anyway, I'm more of a writer, myself. I was reading one of my friends' stories, and I got a bit inspired. I think there's a few numbers, but the name is something along the lines of breakdancenothearts and the story is called Oh Danny Boy. The story itself didn't really inspire me, but the whole writing on deviantART thing did. So I went upstairs with a notebook and a pencil, and I wrote until eleven o'clock at night. I really can get caught up in a story.

Anyway, the story I'm writing is called Melody's Song. It's a story about a girl who's about to commit suicide reflecting back on her life, and all of her regrets, all the points in her life where she wished she could have done something different. Its nothing amazing or anything, but I think I might actually get far with it. Anyway, it's going to include werewolves, and I might even throw in a few vampires and shapeshifters for you fantasy lovers out there. I'll be posting the first five chapters soon.

I'd really love for all the people reading this (though I'm sure there really aren't that many xD) to leave a comment, or something, if they can think of anything else that I could add to the story. It would really help a lot. I'm kind of going for a bit of a deep story here with Melody, and I'm including a few quotes from The Alchemist, which is just about the deepest book you'll ever find. It's written by Paulo Coelho, from Brazil, who also wrote Veronika Decides to Die.

Hopefully, Melody's song will turn out the way I want it to be. I'm going for something like, 'a journey to self-discovery', but she finds out that she doesn't like who she finds, and yada yada, and she ends up killing herself. So yeah. The title can't really be explained until the exact last sentence of the story. ...Yes, I'm writing a story with the very last sentence in mind. I'm crazy. I know.

And I'm not really eager, but... That smiley is just too amazing to pass up.