gen 1- the original boy!!! he is the mascot and for good reason! look how happy and friendly he looks! he brings a smile to anyone’s face…10/10
gen 2- pikachu’s lil bro pichu!!! he is tiny and full of excitement and will go on an adventure with you! he may be weak but he is a baby! let him grow and you have friend for life! 10/10
gen 3- double trouble ahead! plusle and minun show off gen 3′s shiny new double battle feature quite well with them supporting other pokemon in double battles! they will cheer you up on your bad days and are bestest of friends! opposites do attract, hehe! 10/10
gen 4- look at this cute lil thing ready to be given some poffins! pachirisu is very sweet and can pack a punch!! she’s ready to become your partner and fight alongside you!! 10/10
gen 5- WHOOSH!! emogla is flying and is quite the cute one, wouldn’t you agree? they can soar high and will always help you out! be careful though…they’re a bit sassy! 10/10
gen 6- move over pikachu…heres the real mouse deal! this critter is named dedenne and they have a new type with them- fairy!! they are chubby and full of love to give! deserves many pats in pokemon amie!!! 10/10
gen 7- newest boy is here and very round! he is part steel type so he will be able to protect you from anything! he’s quite the mischiveous boy….many tricks up his sleeve! round and easy to hug…10/10
this is the only accurate rating post, take a sip babes
Destroy the idea that you have to be constantly working or grinding in order to be successful. Embrace the concept that rest, recovery, and reflection are essential parts of the progress towards a successful and ultimately happy life.
this website doesn’t have enough posts for boys on their periods so @ all the boys on their periods i love you and i hope you’re all doing okay and taking care of yourselves ✨✨✨
Okay, some fandom history, why show writers and authors say “for legal reasons” the can’t read fan fic.
Back in ancient times in the 1970s there was a show called Star Trek the Animated Series. It was on the air as fandom culture around Star Trek was really taking route and there were many fanzines (things on actual paper that people bought) being published and the first conventions to attend.
David Gerrold was a writer for Star Trek the Animated Series who had also written one of the most famous episodes of the original series The Trouble with Tribbles. While he was around the production office for STtAS he was introduced to a couple of fans who proceeded to tell him all about their ideas for an episode–essentially a sequel to his famous episode–which it so happens he had already written a script for. When that episode aired he received a letter from one of those fans lawyers demanding “credit”. It so happened that he could prove that the episode existed before the meeting but the involvement of lawyers and a threat to sue became widely known.
Marion Zimmer Bradly was, before recent horrifying revelations decades after her death, a titan of fantasy writing. She also welcome fan fiction and published it in anthologies and in a magazine she published. One day she opened a story sent to her and the plot of the story was essentially the plot of a a novel she had nearly finished writing. More than a years worth of her work was now unpublishable because it was provable that she had read this story with this similar plot and she couldn’t prove the work on the novel existed before she saw the story. She stopped publishing anthologies and fan fiction and in particular the MZB story is the one a lot of professional writers know as representative of the dangers of fan fiction.
So when a writer says they can’t read fan fiction for legal reasons it’s that their own lawyers are protecting them from outside lawsuits.
And this is why knowing your fandom history matters.
Be sure to have heavy protections and shields up. There are magical practitioners on the other side of this from within your own communities who will potentially know how to exploit your work. Please be careful, you are important and deserve to be safe and so should feel good about setting up precautions.
