Sevonic

Mega Dragonite pls

I'd really be careful with frail mons, if I were you.

Rotom breeding has been a pain, no matter what game. I'm honestly too lazy to breed in Reborn.

I just started a new run. I picked Totodile.

I see. Maybe as I progress through the game, things will get better.

I'm thinking the new Zygarde forms will involve DNA splicers or something similar. All we can do is wait. The dog Zygarde is pretty awesome looking.

It does give him a little extra challenge. You just REALLY have to know what you are doing.

I soft reset for natures and shinies, primarily.

I think that the Zygarde form depicted on the CoroCoro poster looks like absolute garbage. I can't even see a face, make out the body, and I certainly dont even know what the hell it's supposed to be. That Greninja form is pretty awesome, though.

Ah, might be the weather, then. The lag is hard to explain, it's like the protagonist cannot run/walk properly outdoors, but can move smoothly indoors.

I have been experiencing strange lag issues, but what makes them strange is that the lag only happens when I am outdoors. It's been happening ever since I started a new file this afternoon.

Welcome back to Reborn, Astrid. I hope you enjoy our friendly community.

INTJ, but I don't think one test should define who you are.

Calling people (unless they're friends or people I know) is hard for me, too.

Although I'd rather not share my personal struggles with anyone, I feel as if I can trust this thread is judgement-free. I'm diagnosed with several disorders: ASD, ADHD, clinical depression, anxiety, scoliois, and neurofibromatosis (feel free to read up on it if you don't know what it is http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/neurofibromatosis/basics/definition/con-20027728). I've been through a shitload of medical problems throughout my life, not too severe, but enough to make my life a bit more stressful than that of others. Scoliosis stories will be saved for later. Phrasing it short, my scoliosis surgeries went on from age 5-11. My final curve prior to my spinal fusion was 95. I wasn't diagnosed with Asperger's until I was 13 or so, but I did definitely show the characteristics of it ever since I was a child - bouncing from one thing to a next and having obsessive interests in things, which I never thought much of. Being accepted by other students was a huge challenge for me. I was different, socially awkward, and loved being unique. Because of this, I was treated like shit constantly. I wanted to get things done and be a leader, but instead I was left out of everything, thus being pretty bad in groups. 7th grade was the most dramatic year for me, literally got KICKED out of social groups, ended up breaking down numerous times in school, thus not taking anything seriously. That was the year that I was diagnosed. I realized it wasn't that I was an over-dramatic piece of shit, I just needed improvement socially. My parents set up an IEP to help with it, but my IEP team didn't do anything except ridicule us, making us feel like garbage just because we were different. Things got better when I got to high school. Everything started out fresh and new. I do intend on eliminating my IEP at some point soon, though. I feel like I have met the requirements to move on with my life and forget about my diagnosis.