Now realizing I've never done an introduction page so this is it also cause I'm bored as hell
Name: Liz (not my full name only nickname though I think y'all can guess what it is)
Gender:(by birthday female) actually gender fluid
🩷🤍🖤💙
-bisexual
-Musican
-Writer
_(shit sometimes) drawings
-autisic/adhd
Favorite TV shows/ movies: all the Chucky movies, fairly odd parents, fairly odd parents a new wish, big mouth,kc undercover, Chicago party aunt, helluva boss, five nights at Freddy's, Harry Potter, Steven universe, heart stopper, white chicks, miraculous, beetle juice, blue beetle, and disastrous life of saikik.
Lol I'm working on another work right now even though I already have to post chapters for other ones but this one isn't fairly odd parents. So eh I'll see where this takes me so ya updates for other works might slow down a bit 😅
Low key trying to figure out the tagging for this work though so might take me a while but I got some things down.
That ‘comment on your a03 work’ email hits like a line of cocaine every time. unmatched dopamine increase. shoutout to everyone who leaves a comment on fics. you deserve the world
While writing a scene earlier today for one of my fics I just realized how much I enjoy tourtering all of y'all that read it 🤣🤣 like it really am making this shit as dark as possible just for the plot 🤣🤣🤣. Like I guarantee when you read that scene later today or when it's Sunday for me you'll be like what the fuck is wrong with this person. And I'll just be like nothing wrong with me it's just for the plot you'll understand it later. 😎🤫
So I'm over here trying to finish writing a chapter to post today just to see I had gotten exactly to 20,000 words and I'm not even halfway done the story is barley even got it's move on 😅
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