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▲ 8 r/PokeMedia

I have a really cool idea for a character, but I don’t know if he’ll be allowed.

Medium time lurker, first time poster, hi all! My character’s name is Alexander Grayson and he’s an Ace Trainer with a competitive team including a Baton Pass SD Speed Boost Scolipede, mostly posts the in-universe equivalent of cute cat pictures mixed with actual competitive advice. My current idea for a storyline is Alexander finds a hurt Landorus, a Pokémon he’s only heard legends of, which he nurses back to help and makes friends with, finding out Landorus (Who ends up choosing the name George) adores battle just as much as Alexander does. I don’t know if this goes against the rule on Mary Sues, since Alexander is catching a legendary, but I’m still going to have George lose to things like a Dusknoir with Ice Punch; and if it’s not allowed I can always give Alexander a Gliscor. Thoughts?

u/DnDisTHEbestgame — 2 days ago
▲ 41 r/specialed

As a student, how do I deal with special education students that are high support needs?

I go to a special education school in New Jersey because I have Autism, ADHD, and anger issues. The issue with this is (And I wish there was a nicer way to say this) other special education students can be extremely aggravating to me. How do I deal with this in a way that doesn’t disrupt the class or get me in trouble?

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u/DnDisTHEbestgame — 14 days ago
▲ 0 r/Equestrian

His name is Vincent Stoddard and he’s a Circle of the Shepherd Druid. He’s a Noble whose family controls the horses, the farms that make the horse feed, and the horse racetracks (Plus the gambling money that comes from them), but unlike most of his kind, he’s a genuinely good guy who cares about his horses. He owns 57 horses, and personally takes care of two. What do I need to know about horse lore to make him an accurate character?

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u/DnDisTHEbestgame — 25 days ago