Writing Websites Are Weird.

Really. They are.
I started on Teen Ink in eighth grade, and became pretty popular (fourth in realistic fiction, woot woot), then moved to inkpop with their social hierarchy and competitive drive. Then inkpop was shut down and I was moved to Figment, which took months of adjusting to, and then I started writing all this crap and I still have no clue what I'm doing. And now I just joined wattpad, which has a vast variety of great books and sucky books written by eleven year olds. Craziness, honestly. People don't know how to put periods at the end of their sentences.
I doubt anybody's reading this, but I really need to put this picture up here since I can't put it up anywhere else but I need a URL for my tumblr and... okay, ignore me.

Look at that promo picture. Look at it. That's for my new book, you can find it on my figment profile or my wattpad profile.
I just started high school this year, but I'm in tenth grade, my school district is weird but I like it better this way. It's incredibly stressful and I'm back to being that shy girl who is afraid to talk to people and has no idea how to start a conversation. Geeeez. I don't know what to do anymore. I'm so lonely in class, but had an awesome night tonight with my friends. I think I could grow to like the school. I have to try harder, I guess.

-EJ, fifteen years old and already stressing out about her place in this world...