You Know You're a Writer When...

You Know You're a Writer When; (I'm checking all the ones I relate to)

[x] You have the last chapters of a story done before even thinking of the characters names.
[x] You often imagine your books becoming movies.
[x] Spell check is your best friend.
[] You'll spend an hour trying to find one word cause you won't dare use a synonym.
[x] Not being able to write is like not being able to go to the bathroom to you... you just can't hold it in for so long.
[x] You write so fast, you leave out words in a sentence.
[x] Things that are written badly annoy you and make you want to re-write it better.
[x] You laugh at jokes you wrote yourself.
[x] You can spell words like 'troublesome' but can't spell 'the' half the time.
[x] If you are not writing or typing, your fingers are moving constantly.
[x] When you have to write some sort of story in class, you get carried away.
[x] You would rather die than use words like 'good' or 'nice' and etc.
[] You put off the last chapter of a story simply because you don't want it to end.
[x] If a story, movie, show, etc. finishes without closure, you have a powerful need to write a suitable ending.
[x] You like to fidget, tap, or chew on the tip of something when you are trying to come up with a new sentence, paragraph, chapter, or story.
[x] You are in love with the Thesaurus.
[x] You dream of new stories.
[x] You often revisit some of your old stories.
[x] Someone can call your name twenty times without you hearing if you're writing.
[x] You would rather write than go out.
[x] Your/you're and their/there/they're are errors that send you into an apoplectic fit. (well, maybe not an apoplectic fit, but they certainly annoy me. )
[x] You get cranky if you don't get to write.
[x] You've heard/seen/thought something, and thought, I need to write that down.
[x] You wake up in the middle of the night and scrabble for a pen and paper you keep next to your bed to write down a scene to make the voices be quiet so you can get some sleep.
[x] Getting the scene finished is more important than coffee, the bathroom, or food.
[x] A blank wall becomes the screen where the scene you're writing takes place right in front of your eyes.
[x] Even though you try your hardest to resist, you often correct your own grammar on IM.
[xxxxx] You've apologized out loud to a character after doing something horrible to them. (dude, I was crying when I wrote the scene where Dawnflame...you know. D