urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:roxiemoora roxiemoora roxiemoora 2009-02-07T08:44:37Z urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:roxiemoora:743 2009-02-07T08:44:37Z 2009-02-07T08:44:37Z Winter Song - Sara Bereilles & Ingrid Michaelson <span style="color: rgb(255, 153, 204);"><span style="font-size: larger;">.<em> . . could that possibly be used as a witty euphemism?</em></span><br /><br />This <strong>LiveJournal</strong> entry is to commemorate my official status as an <strong>LJ Member</strong>. I hope to, in the future, <strong>(b)log events</strong> and details on <strong>life's happenings</strong>. The entry will also be used as an &quot;<strong>About Me</strong>&quot; post. A get-to-know-me-better-before-you-assume-I'm-crazy kind of introduction.<br /><br />My name is <strong>Taylor Crosb</strong>y (not legally, but soon to be.) The <strong>username</strong> I have for this account is merely a <strong>stage name</strong> I use for different things - <strong>an alias</strong>, if you will. I am also a &quot;<strong>transwoman</strong>&quot; which is fairly self-explanatory, and I'm not a dictionary. I spend my days at the age of <strong>seventeen</strong> being different - not because it's the new trend, but because I am a natural &quot;<strong>individual</strong>&quot;. My interests are <strong>unusual</strong>, my mindset is <strong>unusual</strong>, and my life has been more than less <strong>unusual</strong>.<br /><br /><br /><span style="font-size: larger;"><em><strong>Some imortant aspects about me:</strong></em></span><br /><br /><strong>I enjoy <em>All People</em>.</strong> <strong>Conversation</strong>, and sometimes <strong>debates</strong>, are fascinating. I <strong>learn more</strong> from what people say and it makes me a better, more <strong>cultural person</strong>.<br /><br /><strong>I am a </strong><em><strong>Diva</strong></em><strong>.</strong> This is <strong>not to say</strong> that I am far <strong>too self centered</strong> and won't acknowledge those who are <strong>not as talented</strong> as me. Like I've said, I'm a <strong>people person</strong>. I enjoy a group of <strong>outcasts</strong> to stimulate conversation and make me <strong>feel welcomed</strong>. I am simply <strong>talented</strong> and <strong>gifted</strong>. It is something I take pride in. Due to this, I am seen as somewhat of a <strong>Diva</strong>, but the <strong>better side</strong> of the <strong>Diva spectrum</strong>.<br /><br /><strong>I am a <em>Geek</em>.</strong> It runs through my blood. I'm not implying that it's a family trait; just that one day when I was getting my blood taken the Doctor started cramming in <strong>Anime</strong>, <strong>Sci-Fi</strong>, <strong>comics</strong>, <strong>literature</strong>, and other <strong>oddities</strong> into my bloodstream. I have <strong>happily</strong> never recovered. If you gave me a Celebrity or a <strong>Geek</strong>, I'd run off with the <strong>Geek</strong> in a heartbeat.<br /><br /><strong>I am an <em>Activist</em>.</strong> Maybe it has something to do with being a <strong>Scorpio</strong>, but I have a <strong>strong sense of Justice</strong> - stubbornly strong sense. It sometimes <strong>gets in the wa</strong>y of the most simple things. <strong>Come to me</strong> if you feel like you're being compromised or if things are not working out as you think they should. I should be able to <strong>help</strong> or least help you <strong>cope</strong> with which you cannot change.<br /><br /><strong>I am a <em>Costumer/Seamstress</em>. </strong> I love to <strong>sew </strong>and <strong>create</strong> anything from nothing. I especially enjoy creating <strong>costumes</strong> from <strong>fictiona</strong>l shows, series, stories, etc. and parading them around convention halls at <strong>Sci-Fi</strong>, <strong>Anime</strong>, and <strong>Gaming conventions</strong>. It is <strong>cosplay</strong>, and I love it. I really enjoy the kinds of <strong>different people</strong> I hang with as well and our <strong>similiar</strong>, but <strong>strange interests</strong>. The whole &quot;<strong>being someone you're not</strong>&quot; part of it is fun, too. I am a fairly <strong>nice</strong> person, but when I <strong>get into character</strong> of a complete <strong>b^*&amp;ch</strong>, I feel <strong>released</strong>! I hope to see some of you around some <strong>conventions</strong>!<br /><br />This is what I can tell you now. It's impertinent that you g<strong>et to know me better</strong>; these factoids and descriptions are not enough.<br /><br /><em>Lasciviously, <br /></em><strong><em>Roxie Moora</em></strong></span><br /><br /><br /> <a href="http://pics.livejournal.com/roxiemoora/pic/00001wk8/"><img border="0" src="http://pics.livejournal.com/roxiemoora/pic/00001wk8/s320x240" alt="She&#39;s so fat the attraction goes up as the CUBE of the distance instead of the square!" style="width: 442px; height: 359px;" /></a><br /><br />