Ady Friel

Joined June 2018

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Bio

I'm Ady Friel. I'm a 24-year old Non-Binary (He/They) Aroace. I’m currently living with my parents due to health. I'm an avid writer and often times super opinionated. I love to tell stories and what's on my mind.

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Top Story - August 2018
'Midsomer Murders': A British Crime SeriesTop Story - August 2018
Opening Statement Midsomer Murders happens to be one of the most perplexing and mind-boggling murder mystery shows out there to date—for a show made outside of the United States. I have not taken to a show as much as I have with this one. Every time I watch the show, I can never guess who had killed who and even if I did, it still comes as quite the shock.
By Ady Friel6 years ago in Criminal
An Impactful Life Event
I'm still very new to the whole "I have an Autoimmune Deficiency" way of life and means of living. I was diagnosed in September, during my second hospitalization, in 2016. It was the worst thing to happen to a young person, such as myself, and quite possibly the best.
By Ady Friel6 years ago in Longevity
Pet-Peeves of Mine
First things first, pet-peeves are often used to describe things or actions that really get on a person's nerves. I have quite a lot of those and often far too many to name. Yet, I've managed to come up with a list of five that really, really, get to me on a day to day basis.
By Ady Friel6 years ago in Families
My 10 Year Plan for the Future
Hopes for the Next 10 Years I have quite a few serious hopes I would love to be fulfilled within the next ten years. They all start with getting the most secured health insurance plan that wouldn't cost me an arm and a leg to pay for and help me get all the care I need with my autoimmune deficiency. Then I'd love to get financially stable so I wouldn't have to worry about having a roof over my head, food in my fridge, and clothes on my body. But, that would all mean I'd have a really good long-term job; it's not easy getting anything when you have no high school diploma, GED, college degree, or any other kind of proof of higher education. I also hope to gain a few friendships somewhere along the way, some long and some short, just enough so I'm not stuck with family all the time... Family can be nice and all but, after a while, I need some fresh blood in my social circle. And there's nothing more than wishing for my cat to live a good long life, at least 18 years—she's too special for me to lose sooner than that.
By Ady Friel6 years ago in Motivation
My Relationships
My first relationship was unconventional. I was a little over 13 years old and was going through my experimental phase. I wasn't sure who I liked and what I really liked out of a person. Then I met this older girl, her name was Alison — I never got her last name, and she made me realize I was everything other than straight. She was the most beautiful person I had ever met before. She had this long, very tightly curled, black hair with rich mocha skin and tons of freckles. Her eyes were amber with a small hint of green around the irises, and her voice made me shiver more times than I could count. What we had was more than a friendship but we weren't exactly dating. I didn't really feel comfortable accepting the fact that I liked her more than a friend and that she liked me back. However, I was never able to tell her that because she moved not long after I gained the courage to let her know.
By Ady Friel6 years ago in Humans
My Writing Perspective
Background About Myself I was going to start off saying something along the lines of "I've been writing for as long as I can remember." Nevertheless, it's not an option since I don't really remember when I first started writing and I don't really remember a whole lot in general. All I know is I one day started putting words on paper and it went from there. Every idea I had and every school subject I was given, it was jotted down with a pencil or a pen. A pen being my favorite since it's hard to erase and is more permanent than pencil could ever be.
By Ady Friel6 years ago in Journal
An Artist's Struggle
There is nothing more horrendous than an artist facing a block in the beginning, and more so in the middle of their moment of creativity. It strikes at the worst possible moment and makes even the most creative person struggle to put a pencil and/or words down onto a piece of paper...not that this generation and the next few even use pencils and paper as much anymore.
By Ady Friel6 years ago in Journal
Bad Luck Like a Lightning Storm
It was June 2014. My family finally had enough of my maternal aunt causing us nothing more than grief with her criminal activities in my maternal grandmother's home. My stepfather, late in the night, woke my mother, my little sister, myself, and twins. The twins were less than 2-years-old. He had us pack everything we could and stuff it into our tiny little 1990's van the best we could. We fit everything we could get, leaving only a couple of things behind... including the backseat.
By Ady Friel6 years ago in Families

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An Impactful Life Event

Pet-Peeves of Mine

My 10 Year Plan for the Future

My Relationships

My Writing Perspective

An Artist's Struggle

Bad Luck Like a Lightning Storm

Stories (8/0)

'Midsomer Murders': A British Crime SeriesTop Story - August 2018