So before I start anything let me just explain my PenName to you. It stands for Hopeless (hope) Romantic (roma). It does not have anything to do with Rome as it may sound. I just kind of liked the flow of it. I really wanted to be able to use Hopelessly Hopeless Romantic. But that's kind of long. And tedious. Now, on with the autobiography!
I won't reveal my name. 'Cause that's the whole reason why I'm writing on here. I'm a shy person and don't like people knowing who is writing this. But you can call me Natalia if you'd like. I've always enjoyed that name. I'm sixteen years old. Emphasis on the old as I always believe I am too mature for my age. Okay I'm not really but I seem like it at times.
My part-time job is at a library helping patrons with computer questions. Convenient? ... actually yes. It is rather convenient.
No one knows about my creative writing fetish except, well... whoever is reading this right now. I sort of keep on a different face at school as it is "totally uncool" for me to have somewhat of an intellectual existence. I give in to my peers. How sad. But please don't let that change your view of me or my writing. This is the real me after all!
I've always enjoyed reading and writing. I devour books like I devour Mini Eggs at Easter time. They're really not a good thing for you those Mini Eggs, but man do they taste AMAZING!
My favourite, FAVOURITE books of all time are as follows (oh and I am Canadian hence the different spellings of some words):
- Pride and Prejudice
- Twilight SAGA (I am obsessed with all things Twilight, you can read more below about this horrible fascination)
- Jane Eyre
- A Great and Terrible Beauty (and what follows)
- All Sarah Dessen novels (she is amazing)
- And finally, my guilty pleasure; all Meg Cabot novels. My favourites are usually the adult ones.
Okay so now I have to express to you my utter and deep involvement with my boyfriend. Who happens to be Edward Cullen. Hahaha. I am completely in love with the Twilight series. I can't deny.
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