What the title says. For Pinkie her last name comes after, but for Applejack it's very similar to countries like South Korea where their last name comes first (e.g. KIM Dong-hyun) so it would be APPLEjack, APPLEbloom.
But what about the rest??
This person also has autism, which will be relevant later on. So last week i told my (kind of ) friend that I was diagnosed with autism just a few days beforehand. I thought that she'd be saying stuff like 'twinsies' since she made jokes and comments in a Gc that we're both a part of that every single person in there is nerodivergent. This was not the case. What instead happened was that she said 'Oh. I didn't really think that you were autistic since you don't really look like one or show any traits'..Isn't this one of the worst things you can say to an autistic person, let alone to someone who's been recently diagnosed? Anyways i replied back that i don't really hang out as much as we used to, so she might not notice it as much. I then said about how i'm probably ASD level 1. This next part is where I'm not sure if I should have said anything. She basically laughed, saying 'Yeah, you're right. I'm probably ASD level 3'. Personally, from interacting with her i don't think she's ASD Level 3 but rather a high Level 1 and a low Level 2. She's able to fully interact with people and doesn't need instruction with work. She has sound sentaivity and only goes mute/ meltdown during busy and stressful situations. I didn't really want to tell her that she's not Level 3 autistic since she was diagnosed before me and was scared that she would start having a meltdown. For age referece we've just finshed Y11 ( Grade 10ish)
Should I have said something? Not sure
So i've had my guitar string snap for the first time while tunning and not sure how to change the string. This is an acoustic guitar. My uncle gave me his electric and a set of spare strings to change them, so would i be able to use the electric guitar ones on the acoustic?
The string type that i was given is RH9 roto orange nickel on steel electric guitar strings
As the title says, I was formally diagnosed today. I'm not quite sure what this means for me. If you got your diagnosis at a later age (e.g., older teen like me +), did you tell your friends about it? If so, did they start to treat you differently? I'm worried that people will do that.
If there's anyone UK-based and knows any good online support groups for teens, please say!
Also, since I'm not a high-functioning autistic person and on the lower end of the spectrum, does this still make me valid as an autistic person? I'm what nerotypical people would say "normal person" since I didn't really display that many traits in my early years.
So rewatching the series and the intro mentions 'power symbols passed down from parent to child' thus making every single one of the Power Rangers a nepo baby. It's also worth noting that they already knew that they would inherit the symbols anyway (Emily becoming the yellow ranger instead of her sister, Mike receiving it from his dad, Jayden being very obvious). Also, if it's inherited, wouldn't the parents know each other? So why weren't they introduced when they were children? Another thing, do they all have Japanese descent since it all began in Japan?