Avenging Angel

R: Roteweiller (dog)

I am no longer allowed to go to uni without fear of puking on my friends. Damn tummy bug.

Never done that. I have never hated a person without my own reason which seems good in my head.

^ possesses a monkey butler

You Do Something To Me by Dumdums

^ is on here more than I am. < is wondering what it would be like to be a twin and does understnd the love. v is looking around in bewilderment.

Not guilty. Has been caught having sex? (I'm not guilty of this one.)

O: Otterhound (dog)

Wonder by Megan McCauley from the Elektra soundtrack

If my grandmother found out I write erotica she would go bright pink (and I'd die of embarrasment)

Never done that, try to stay away from my ex's. I have never thrown away a book.

I get it and i am roflmfao. *raises hand* I hated the epilogue. The book was kick ass but still, the ending was a bit too weak for my liking. Not sure what would have been better but that ending was not good. She should have just left it without the epilogue, that might have been better.

A little self advertising here, but i would like to submit my story, Divorce, Disaster and Denial. I have an original character in there, I think she's well written and not a Mary Sue. She's Lucius Malfoy's daugter, marries George Weasley. I tried to give a plausable reason as to why you haven't seen her before. I don't think that she's a Mary Sue and no one has told me that she's a Mary Sue. Check out my story, you might find it helpful.

Me, personally, I write them both ways in a fic, each with equal time as a top and a bottom. And I read both. When I'm reading I tend to alternate. In a fic, it depends on how the characters personality is written. If Draco is the dominant, I like to see him on top and vice versa. I think that they need to be a couple, all that rage towards each other, you so know that their bedroom time is going to be firey and really really hot.

Title: Divorce, Disaster and Denial Author: Avenging Angel Rating: NC-17 Summary: Harry catches Ginny in bed with another man and goes to Malfoy for help. Might be your typical Veela!Draco story. Might not. Have a look. Feedback: Yes please Fandom: Harry Potter - Harry/Lucius URL: http://hp.adult-fanfiction.org/story.php?no=600011519 Ok, this is an alert for all of you. People seem to like my fic, so I'm giving this warning. My Lucius/Harry fic called Divorce, Disaster and Denial is nearly complete, just two or three chapters to go. Please have a look, and if you have a read please leave a review. Good, bad, indifferent, doesn't matter, just review! Thanks alot. Avenging Angel

Personally, I try to keep my personal life out of my fan fiction. While I'm writing my novel or my coursework, then that's different, I mean for coursework we're encouraged to put in personal experience. But for my novel, it just happened that way. My fan fiction is a whole different matter. I really try to keep myself out of the fiction. I never write a Mary Sue, I never put in things I've been through. At most I put in something that happened on TV that I saw or something a friend told me. I don't really know why I do this. I guess it's because I like being kind of annonymous. I like that when I'm writing a fic I don't have to deal with stuff. It's kind of freeing really.

I try to write both within the boundries of the topic I'm writing. Like my last story on AFF.net was a Harry/Lucius fic so it was mainly homosexual but i did manage to get some hetrosexual bits in there. I had to add in an OC but I think it worked. My fellow fan fiction writer hated OC and is very into non con, I can kinda see where he comes from but I can't really get into it. I usually write whatever comes to my twisted little mind. In real life, I'm bisexual, so that kinda helps, and I have friends who help me to see the world from the gay mans perspective. Whatever I'm writing, I try to make it my own, add a lil twist in there that shows my readers that I was the one who wrote this scene.

Reviews are like parents: they can make you happy/sad or they can make you madder than hell. Either way, i try to take all reviews as a good thing. Even if they didn't like it, or thought it sucked, you at least know that it made enough of an impact to cause them to review. I think the most heart wrenching bad reviews I've got have been from the videos I do for YouTube. Now, when someone criticises those, I immediately want to rip their heads off. But, instead, I usually calm down enough to tell them that "If you hated it, why watch it?" If people hate my writing, why keep reading, whay read at all. I try to leave positive reviews, and only point out flaws if it will help the story make more sense. So far, I haven't pointed out any flaws. My advice, remove all bad reviews and keep the ones you like. It's what I do.

Ok, I read a story a while ago and now I can't find it. It was Harry/Draco and Harry is the child of Gryfindor and Slytherin. He was frozen I think. He's like a king or something like that. That's all I remember. I hope one of you can help me out here, I really liked it and had it saved to favourites but I went to read it today and I can't find it, my computer has deleted the link. Please help, I really liked it. I deffinately know that it was on AFF.net.