Stephen Cooper

Freedom High School

Class of 1991

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Stephen Cooper - Class of 1991 - Freedom High School

First Name	Stephen
Last Name	Cooper
Graduation Year	Class of 1991
Gender	Male
Hometown	Morganton, North Carolina
Relationship Status	Single
About Me	I try to not let things define me. Yes I am an orphan, but I do not feel abandoned, yes I am an intellectual but I do not debase other peoples opinions. (except Twilight fans I mean sparkling vampires? Oh and Holmes/Watson slash writers...I mean really! I think I am not proving my point better digress!) I write for therapy, for fun, to create other worlds on the written page, I absorb other people's creativity and enjoy the fruits of imagination, realizing that if I do not diversify my view then my own work becomes derivative and self absorbed. (And rife with sparkling vampires with glowing alabaster skin and pouts to shame Ashton Kutcher!) I make few friends but am fiercely loyal to the ones I have. I work third shift so when I am not sleeping or eating or driving to work, coming home from work, or thinking about sleeping at work I walk around in a slump craving the taste of brains (braaaaaaaaaaains!!!) At present I am working on finishing up my novel, and trying not to be embittered by the fact that Stephanie Meyer and Dacre Stroker can get a publishing contract while I labor in obscurity...GAH!!! GRUMBLE!!! I did try to go into the ministry but my past issues swallowed up that future a few years back, but I may yet make an attempt who knows...well God does but he has that whole omniscience so basically he cheats. I mean seriously try playing poker with him sometime! If you have read down this far and are not thinking of having me committed we might have somethings in common. If you think a Prozac the size of a handball might be appropriate then probably n...(read more)