Look at me, I'm using trope logic like a sheeperson!
This is all I'm seeing in your post, never use something as silly as "plot" when it comes to FMs. Powers are powers, fighting is fighting; bio armor isn't getting cut.
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assuming that bio armor is organic, can it be dissolved?
Powers are powers, fighting is fighting; bio armor isn't getting cut.
Lolwut? That's the foundation of the entire premise, dude; if you go solely but attack stats (which are on the back of the damn toys) that stupid dino's capabilities plummet dramatically.
Like I said, it gets cut if the plot says it does
It's easy to see why you were banned at TK if this is your default response to disagreement.
You can hem and haw about it all you like, but at the end of the day plot (and its architect, the author) rule all.
Bomby von Bombsville wrote:Having to call a classmate and ask for notes is actually a perfect opportunity for you. I used to be the shyest person around until I had an assignment for newspaper class that involved calling the parents of one of my classmates to interview them for a "practice article" that all of the students were taking part in. That particular situation could really be considered the first real stepping stone for me coming out of my shell.
Seriously, as cliché of advice as this is, you really just have to force yourself into it. Once it's done, you'll not only feel a lot better, and will probably be surprised that it wasn't actually really that hard.
Bomby von Bombsville wrote:Having to call a classmate and ask for notes is actually a perfect opportunity for you. I used to be the shyest person around until I had an assignment for newspaper class that involved calling the parents of one of my classmates to interview them for a "practice article" that all of the students were taking part in. That particular situation could really be considered the first real stepping stone for me coming out of my shell.
Seriously, as cliché of advice as this is, you really just have to force yourself into it. Once it's done, you'll not only feel a lot better, and will probably be surprised that it wasn't actually really that hard.
xanderkh wrote:Exactly Dream. Perhaps you can use this situation to your advantage as an opportunity to grow and learn.
Instead of thinking of what you can lose from these social situations, try instead to think of what you can GAIN socially from them. Instead of thinking about the negatives all the time, try and think of the positives. :) It's not as hard as people think to ask for help or to approach others. You can get through this Dream.
Hang in there.
After a time, the act becomes a habit. I'm pretty certain that I can come over sounding bored and bitter while the little boy behind the mask is quietly gibbering in the background.
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