I'm just your average fanfic writer. I'm not claiming to be better or worse, but neither am I saying that I am not worthy of praise. I know some rules to make a well-written story, but I am inexperienced, to say the least. I have opinions on others' writings, but I respect that they are trying, in their own right, what is necessary for the quality desired. Many times I reminisce about my first attempts on this platform, and they cause me to visibly cringe at times, but I would always choose to show it to the public because I am proud of what I have done, whether or not it is good. One of the reasons I decided to write is to lets others know how to make a story. I saw many stories with grammatical errors that I didn't like. I also saw some that were rushed and didn't seem like they had been given the proper time and care. I wanted to show what can come of time, effort, and a simple idea. My more popular series, Just Who Are You?, was created because I sought to view a world in which I was implemented. I enjoyed the process. It may have changed from its original form, but I still consider it the same. To me, a written work to an author is like a child to its mother. If you don't nurture and give care, it will never turn out the way envisioned.