Alright, buckle up, because here's the rundown on the legend of procrastination herself:

My philosophy of life? "Only regret one should never have is that I didn't try."

Sounds deep, right? Well, I'm all about giving it a shot-except when I'm not. Sure, I believe in "try, try till you succeed," but let's be real, sometimes that just translates to a half-hearted attempt followed by a nap. 

So my philosophy is more like "try try till you get bored" or "try try till you get distracted by something shiny."

Now, when it comes to my writing, I've got a thing for crafting female characters whose lives are just... well... sad? 

Yeah, let's go with sad. And don't even get me started on those red flag male leads-love to hate 'em, hate to love 'em. 

Oh, and my second male leads? They're so good, I've caught second male lead syndrome from my own books. Classic.

As for hobbies, well, let's just say I've got grand ambitions. I want to do EVERYTHING. Emphasis on the "want." But in reality, I'm the queen of procrastination. I'll watch tutorials, save bookmarks, buy all the gear... and then promptly forget about it all.

Let's talk about My ultimate red flag: seeing someone excel at something and thinking, "Hey, I can do that too!" 

Case in point: my brief stint with skateboarding. Bought the board, had big dreams of shredding like a pro... and then promptly left it to gather dust in the garage. Classic.

And don't even get me started on my spending habits. I may not be rolling in dough, but you wouldn't know it from my impulse buys. Call me a materialist if you must, but hey, those cake decorating tools were totally worth it... even if they've never seen the light of day.

So there you have it, folks. I may be a master of procrastination, but hey, at least I'm entertaining, right?