Who am I: I'm a really shy girl from Indiana. I'm a Christian. I believe being a Goth isn't necessarily about the way you dress or the music you listen to, but about the way you think and the beauty you see in the "darker" things in life. I'm also demi/grey-sexual, but they don't have a spot for that. *sigh*
I aspire to be a professional writer and singer but kinda have a problem with the singing part: I hate being in front of people. And I want to outfit an old school bus so I can travel without having to stop for anything but wifi to check back in at home.
My past is pretty crazy and God's the only reason I'm alive/sane, right now. I'm currently working towards recovery from depression and anxiety and am so thankful that God has placed certain people in my life to help me through it.
Family is a huge aspect of my life and, if God's cool with it, would love to have one of my own one day.
I'm a huge geek (apologies for any and all fangirling) but I really stink at video games.
I'm always seeing symbolism in everything (especially what most people would call "coincidence") and can sometimes become distracted from the bigger picture.
I'm also a pacifist but, because of the way I was raised, sometimes come off as if I'm trying to start a fight. (God's working with me on that)
I've been described as "the Goth Hippie chick in the corner"
If you want to know me better, listen to, read, and watch these things:
My favorite bands include but are not limited to Icon For Hire, Skillet, We As Human, We Are the Fallen, Thousand Foot Krutch, The Letter Black, Evanescence and Jamie-Grace.
My favorite books (which you should definitely read, if you haven't already) are Immanuel's Veins and Skin by Ted Dekker, House by Ted Dekker and Frank E. Peretti, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll aka Charles Dodgeson, Waking Lazarus by T. L. Hines, Jesus for president by Shane Claiborne and Chris Haw, anything by the Brothers Grimm, The Fault In Our Stars by John Green, The Shack by Wm. Paul Young, The mark of the Lion Series by Francine Rivers, everything by William Shakespeare, The Tale of Despereaux by Kate DiCamillo, Cheaper by the Dozen by Frank B. Gilbreth Jr and Ernestine Gilbreth-Carey and anything by Edgar Allen Poe (especially his poems Lenore and Annabel Lee
My favorite movies and tv shows (though I prefer books to these) are Dead Poets Society, TFIOS, the Breakfast Club, pretty much everything by Tim Burton, Arrow, Grimm, Forever, Firefly, and Doctor Who.
I'm looking for the man God's got for me. "The Boaz to my Ruth" I guess you could say.
