The Author
Who am I? I don’t know. The hardest thing for me to define is myself. Naturally the reader must have gathered that “Ria Lynne” is not my real name, and that I am particularly clueless about myself.
Perhaps this I can disclose: My one true passion in life is writing. I discovered it early in my life, though truly deciding to work in the field of writing was rather belated; at least, that’s how I perceive it.
Oh! But alas; ultimately the reader will not have been curious about what I am or what I do, but who I am. Thus, the question again: Who am I?
I am a lady–such a noble word, perhaps I shall change it. I am a young female adult described by others as silent, shy, and smart. While I don’t deny the second, the first and last are things I may contest.
I honestly am quite reserved–but only upon meeting people for the first time. I like to think I get more talkative the longer I have known and acquainted myself with a person. Still, it depends; do I like the person? does the person seem to like me? are we alike in any way? Things like that. People might have generally commented about me in that way because I also do not speak up when I think it does not matter what I say–unless I am around my family, because then, I’d say whatever I wanted to say.
Next, on the matter of my being, as they say, smart–trust me on this, I am not. However much truthful it is that I am a good student, perhaps even an excellent one, I do not think that I am smart. And this, I speak with sincerity, with experience to show that I probably am not as smart as a person would like to be.
But then, all this does not concern the reader. One wants to know who I am? I am the most ordinary of creatures, and the most different, but of course! We are all different.
Simply, I am just a being in want of self-expression, of self-esteem, of happiness. And in writing, I find all these.
