Why do you jungle?
I started jungling simply because I wanted to get out of lanes and have freedom. Now I jungle because I get a lot junglers who really don't know how to read the map and never gank lanes with free kills just waiting for them.
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Cause I'm last pick and my team forced me to.
Mid is taken, top is taken, support sucks and adc Ahri is boring. So the only way I can play Ahri is jungling.
I don't like jungling. I don't know strengths and weaknesses of jungle champions, I don't know jungle paths, timings and such, and I always get outplayed. The enemy jungler invades me, counterganks me, I can never get a gank right - they always escape. And on top of that, people always love to blame the jungler for their own fuckups.
same reason why i support...to make sure it´s done right (just can´t stand it if all the map is a dark place).
I like the feeling of getting my team ahead. The great feeling you get of spending the first 15 minutes as 
ganking 24/7, then seeing your fed as hell lanes crushing the enemy team once you group, with me at the helm tanking, initiating, and locking down, knowing "I made this powerhouse of a team, I put their lanes on my back, ganked hard enough for them to win, and now they're carrying me to an easy win".
Unless I don't get any success in the first couple ganks, in which case I'm useless.
Because I hate laning. Can I lane? Yes. Do I like having to CS and harass and get all-in'd and try to not feed? No. So I jungle. I also feel like I'm actually helping in the jungle.
I abhor laning. when I first started playing, my brother and his friend, who were FAR better than me at the time, made me lane against them over and over to "Learn the Game" from that point on I hated laning and everything that it comes with. I can lane with maybe three champs, in top, by simply farming and not trading, though as a jungle main since the end of S2, I can say this: sometimes, just not dying top, can make a world of difference. I jungle because the lanes make me feel constricted, like im on a set path with no real way around it if my opponent is better than me in one or another way, in the jungle, I may need to work on my wheres and whens, but I can be super proficient in the ganks I do make, or some other compromise. furthermore as a jungler I feel a real connection to the map, and my influence can be felt, and it really makes the game more satisfying to me to feel as if my choices are genuinely impacting the game, for better or (hopefully not) worse.
Don't have to cs Can take care of lane before any of them gets too fed "Surprise Motherfucker"
Because I like ponies!
I feel like a unicorn Pegasus with arcade hec.