Once upon a long time ago in a land far from Nantucket, the girl who lived spoke the words. And there was much rejoicing. A special prize to someone who can name all six references. Firstly, I like reading. Secondly, I like writing. And thirdly, I like board games. There's a whole host of other pleasures beneath these, like the feeling of warm sheets on freshly-smooth legs, a well-made chicken alfredo over penne, coddling my adorable little nieces, and telling an attractive man or woman just how stunning he or she looks. But the triumvirate of entertainment remains unshaken through the decade. Some favorite picks are: anything written by Terry Pratchett (The Wee Free Men would be a good starting point); Beneath the Dragoneye Moons from Selkie Myth; Salvos by MelasD; the Stormlight Archives from Brandon Sanderson; Terraforming Mars (now available on Steam); Dungeon Lords; and a classic bout of Canadian Fruit Basket. I dislike excessive negativity, so for this section, (as they say) that's all she wrote. I'm hoping to have fun. That's why I'm here. I write by myself already. Now I want to share what I write with a partner, and read what they contribute, and throw compliments back and forth for witty turnings of phrases and keen insight into character motivations. Roleplay is a format I'm familiar with for doing this; let it be known, though, that I'd be just as happy to do a collaborative writing project. Less 'you play him, I play her' and more 'we write them.' My love language is words of affirmation and my Myers-Briggs returns either an INTP or an ENFJ depending on the month.

<div style="white-space:pre-wrap;">Once upon a long time ago in a land far from Nantucket, the girl who lived spoke the words. And there was much rejoicing.<br>A special prize to someone who can name all six references.<br><br>Firstly, I like reading. Secondly, I like writing. And thirdly, I like board games.<br>There's a whole host of other pleasures beneath these, like the feeling of warm sheets on freshly-smooth legs, a well-made chicken alfredo over penne, coddling my adorable little nieces, and telling an attractive man or woman just how stunning he or she looks. But the triumvirate of entertainment remains unshaken through the decade. Some favorite picks are: anything written by Terry Pratchett (The Wee Free Men would be a good starting point); Beneath the Dragoneye Moons from Selkie Myth; Salvos by MelasD; the Stormlight Archives from Brandon Sanderson; Terraforming Mars (now available on Steam); Dungeon Lords; and a classic bout of Canadian Fruit Basket.<br><br>I dislike excessive negativity, so for this section, (as they say) that's all she wrote.<br><br>I'm hoping to have fun. That's why I'm here. I write by myself already. Now I want to share what I write with a partner, and read what they contribute, and throw compliments back and forth for witty turnings of phrases and keen insight into character motivations. Roleplay is a format I'm familiar with for doing this; let it be known, though, that I'd be just as happy to do a collaborative writing project. Less 'you play him, I play her' and more 'we write them.'<br><br>My love language is words of affirmation and my Myers-Briggs returns either an INTP or an ENFJ depending on the month.</div>