LindseyBass's Profile
About Me
Join Date:
6/4/2009
LindseyBass
- Dothan, Alabama
- Lindsey Bass
- English
- University of Phoenix's online Axia College
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I am 24 years old; I am married and have two small children. Abbie is 3 and Jonathon is 2. I have a job and am going to school for Psychology. I am very good at English and have pored over options concerning my future. Although interested in both Psychology and English, I don't find the idea of having my own clinic or teaching in a classroom appealing.
Background: My dad is a millionairre and my mother is penniless. I've been through 6 parents, one of whom is now dead and to whose daughter I am no longer related. I have been abused in every way possible and have been forced to live underground in a room with no windows and with no human contact for periods of time. The basic theme of my life has been, "You are all your have and nothing you need." - I'm still sane...and alive...sort of.
My Projects
Melancholy Musings
Personal poetry...
My Past
Many people have asked me why I don't write about my past. So I'm going to start....
My Submissions
My Favorites: Reading and Writing
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Fiction: Crime, Horror, Humor/Satire, Literary, Mystery, Religious/Inspirational, Short Story
Non-Fiction: Body, Mind & Spirit, Humor, Memoir/Narrative Non-fiction, Parenting & Family, Religion, Self-Help, Sex & Relationships, True Crime
Screenplay: General
Poetry: General
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I love sarcasm, so I really like Candide by Voltaire. It is hard for me to come up with a list of specific books. As a child I was once severely beaten for reading at an "inappropriate time" so it is only now that I am able to do so without flashbacks or anxiety. I have a lot of catching up to do.
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Fiction: Horror, Literary, Religious/Inspirational, Short Story
Non-Fiction: Memoir/Narrative Non-fiction, Religion
Poetry: General
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Edgar Allen Poe.
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A place where I can feel totally enveloped within the serenity and security of nature, isolated from all the business of the world and the problems within it. Wind is ideal because it strikes me as ethereal, literally whisking me mentally away to a dissociated place where everything is within my reach and there are endless possibilities.
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A Writer, Devil's advocate, Editor, Reader
