My name is Theresa. 

I live in Ohio, but I hope to someday move to New England. If I had my way, I would live in London or Bath.

I adore reading and hate that society is starting to turn more towards electronics.  I’m extremely passionate about the things I love, which are all material or academic. I focus upon scientific subjects, specifically Zoology, Forensics, Investigation, and Biology.

I believe that flaws should be embraced. You can use these flaws to manipulate and change yourself and others. I’ve been told (and personally know) I’m self-important, blunt, a bit harsh, and overly-analytic. Many of my faults can apparently be explained by my also having Asperger’s Syndrome, however, I’m loathe to believe that an embraced personality is all the fault of a disorder.

I have a fairly masculine mind in the sense that I’m very analytical, blunt, and methodical. I don’t empathise much. However, I have very feminine tastes. I’m an amalgamation of male mentality with female appearance, taste, poise, and habits.

I’m very interested in a myriad of subjects besides my focus, but I find Psychology especially intruiging, specifically the personality aspect of Psychology. 

I spend most of my time studying, researching, reading, ruminating, and generally avoiding a society that will never understand me, nor will I understand them.

I’m intelligent, ambitious, and capable. I’m also a perfectionist. This only seems to bring me trouble.

I’m a twin, which is a a very big part of my life. I get along well with my brother, but sometimes I don’t understand him. He’s brilliant, but he never seems to apply his smarts. He’s more egotistical, lazy, frustratingly stubborn, and prone to being wrong, though he thinks he’s right. Yet after all of my confusion over him, he still manages to behave like an older brother and worry about me.

I hold many career aspirations, but I intend to focus upon Criminal Justice and/or Psychology (specifically Cognitive and Personality fields.)

I am majoring in Criminal Justice and Psychology at University.