Who am I, exactly? Well, first of all, I'm the type to anxiously ponder as to whether whom should be there instead, as it is indeed an objective use of a pronoun, but using whom at the beginning of a sentence is regarded as awkward even in classical writing.
So I've established that I'm a fretful little bookworm, I suppose. You can probably stop reading there. I'm serious; you won't get much more of value. I detest talking about myself! It always feels so... arrogant and self-absorbed. Introducing myself always feels like I'm imitating Narcissus as he preens in the reflection of the pond. Did I mention being fretful? You'd probably have picked up on it by now even if I hadn't.
I'm a student of psychology, although my scholarly ambitions have been paused and resumed several times throughout my life. I'm convinced that gives me something of a haughty and pretentious air in casual conversation... although if I'm being honest, that would be the case even if I'd studied underwater basket-weaving.
The combination of the terms "nerd" and "girl" is universally despised, and for not entirely unwarranted reasons. Personally, I scoff at the casual use of even the former. Nevertheless, I suppose that's a convenient description of my interests. With a father who grew up collecting Western comic books, watching really old-school anime series, and listening to progressive rock and jazz fusion; and a mother who could quote Tennyson and Chaucer by heart and who insisted that portions of Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture be played at her funeral... one could say I never had much of a chance of growing up "normal."
Although you're probably here because every once in a while I write about giant girls stepping on and swallowing people. Very well then.