u/eddiemoney1985

Image 1 — Can we have an honest discussion about the treatment of 15? And possibly 13 and why they are regarded by so many and such negative ways in the fandom
Image 2 — Can we have an honest discussion about the treatment of 15? And possibly 13 and why they are regarded by so many and such negative ways in the fandom
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Can we have an honest discussion about the treatment of 15? And possibly 13 and why they are regarded by so many and such negative ways in the fandom

The picture comes from a post about the current tolerance of members of the community. So I'm asking we all have our likes and dislikes but what about 15 is so problematic is it his race is sexuality I honestly want to know.

u/eddiemoney1985 — 2 days ago

What can be done to ensure the fandom, does not become what this means suggests?

It's really sad because that bottom right comment actually mirrors the current fandom of Doctor Who whether they admitted or not

u/eddiemoney1985 — 2 days ago

There seems to be a lot truth here.

It's really sad because that bottom right comment actually mirrors the current fandom of Doctor Who whether they admitted or not

u/eddiemoney1985 — 2 days ago

Serious Thoughts on This Subject

I think most would consider 15's choice to save Poppi heroic. But was it psychologically telling?

Remember 15 is a survivor of post traumatic stress disorder. But could he have found any other way to save Poppi without doing what is essentially suicide?

My psych professor presented this theory to us today. Is 15's sacrifice really suicide or is it just a hero ending?🤔

u/eddiemoney1985 — 4 days ago

Serious conversation

I think most would consider 15's choice to save Poppi heroic. But was it psychologically telling?

Remember 15 as a survivor of post traumatic stress disorder. So could have been any other way to save happy without doing what is essentially suicide?

My psych professor presented a theory to us today. Is 15's sacrifice really suicide or is it just a hero ending?🤔

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u/eddiemoney1985 — 4 days ago

Critical thinking and scheduling advice

I hear quite often that critical thinking and scheduling structure are paramount to nursing. How best should I prepare myself for the program start by end of the year. Can anyone give me any tips on how to better prepare myself mentally for critical thinking and scheduling needed. I've been out of school for a few years. I am 51 years old and I am a little nervous about going back for my LPN. Once I complete my LPN I will continue on to my RN but I figure I would start with that and go from there.

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u/eddiemoney1985 — 12 days ago