Profile

I have never been good about creating a clever bio. So... some broad strokes for the canvas:

1. I work in a technical support field, but I'm only really technically proficient in my chosen field ("No mom, I can't fix the dish network." *dramatic sigh*).

2. I love the idea of romantic love, though I'm flirting with the idea of becoming cynical since I've never found evidence of it in my own life.

3. I hope to someday write well enough to publish something, though I'm really just starting to learn enough to know that I don't know the rules to writing well. (...this will change)

4. I suffer from earth-shattering shyness in real life. Monosyllabic, deer-in-the-headlights shyness if the person talking to me is cute.

5. I chose the name genetic drift because I have a genetic condition that has made me very different from "normal".
Genetic drift or allelic drift is the accumulation of random changes in the relative abundance of gene variants in a population. In contrast to natural selection, which makes gene variants more or less common due to their causal effects on reproductive success, the changes due to genetic drift have no specific causes, and may be beneficial, neutral, or detrimental to reproductive success.

More as events unfold. *grin*