I know you're probably not an expert since you only recently got your pokemon, but do you have any advice on lycanroc care? My rockruff just came back after evolving and I want to treat her well. I've gotten plenty of information from my local pokecenter and the internet, but I'd like to hear about experiences from other trainers if possible. Any and all advice appreciated!!
Of course! Im honored you came to me for assistance
Lycanrocs are very active pokemon, they enjoy excersize in many forms and playing with their trainers is a popular past time. They are very similar to dogs, but do still have a bit of wildness in them. Their energy levels stay about the same, so combined with their size it can be a bit problematic. I highly recommend getting them active regularly, and establish/reestablish any necessary training soon after evolving. Consistency is key, as they do mellow out more with some time.
Also, the different time forms do have some influence. Im not sure of specifics, but one thing I've heard is they seem to be more active during their respective times. This can be managed with planning of course, but it's something to be aware of.
Lycanrocs are very individual pokemon, but I've found Chai very rewarding. Im sure you and your companion will do very well together.
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the sandra lynn / fig conversation is driving me Insane. fig saying that sometimes she doesn’t wanna exist as herself at all…not wanting to ask her friends how they see her (because she’s afraid to hear their response) saying that to someone she is a monster and she Cannot stop thinking about it. sandra lynn starting the conversation saying she needs to step up but is also simultaneously taken aback about what fig expresses and doesn’t know how to responds to it and suggests getting ice cream. sandra lynn saying “convincing people they deserve good things is really tough” talking about herself but how it also reflects fig. insane!!
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I literally woke up in the middle of the night like God will dark rise is so fucking screwed. The line that’s like. “Everyone wanted to kill the Dark King.” What’s the part where he looks at Violet helplessly, haunted, almost pleading for mercy? But of course he reveals nothing of substance to anyone. Elizabeth is too young to understand but the reader knows what “Her relationship with that boy was…unnatural” can mean. Tying him to bedposts? Failing to strangle him? What else? Never not even once seeing beyond a mythological identity Will himself didn’t know he had? What did he think was the reason? That he was just intrinsically hateful? Of course he says nothing. Of course Violet can’t trust him- he’s given her nothing as painfully real as what she’s given him. So he gives her the sword hoping at least he can die at the hands of someone he loved, but even that doesn’t work out - she gives the sword to a Visander still furious at SARCEAN. The pattern continues; no one looks at Will, who vomits when he realizes what’s happened to James, Will who is much of a liar and killer and sneak as Elizabeth accuses but nonetheless wants to be different. Even when he doesn’t remember his own past. There’s no way out for him that doesn’t hurt. Hope this obsession passes soon given the one and a half years of waiting required for book 3
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what if Benson's tanktop under his work shirt was a crop top... 👀
inspired by this post by @jeremystrongs
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Day 4: Caranthir of @feanorianweek
Lordship
Yellow roses = Greed | Alliance
Caranthir has the oath of Feanor tattooed on his arm. I don´t know why he just has. Probably happened a drunk night while he was more filled of spite than usual. He leans more toward the Edain and dwarfish clothes and culture early on, in some situations, and his lack of social filter makes him more likable and trustworthy, to said people, making alliance and trade deals easier between them and himself than most Elvers would find it, not to mention him being good at math and handling, and adding, his wealth. I do think he had at least one wine yard, if that was in his own land or someone else's where he just rented doesn't matter as his wine was sought out and highly priced for its popularity and quality.
Maedhros | Maglor | Celegorm | Curufin | Ambarussa | Nerdanel and Feanor
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Bro ur brain is so BIG and u are one of my biggest inspirations tbh. On another note. Talk to me about kitty cat recipes because the way u described Roasted Grandpaw mande me hungry tbh
My secret is that I am always hungry. My entire life is just a very elaborate Rube Goldberg machine set up to land delicious food into my mouth. I am good at describing food prose because I just think about delicious things and how they smell and sizzle and mnhhhg
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Why are people so gagged over Nina lately she ain’t all that 🤡
I mean she’s not my favorite character by a long shot, but she was definitely a great one. So for some people she is “all that” 🤡
Anyway stan Nina, and all the other characters because they’re all great and worthy of hype!!
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Landlords are different from other jobs though, in that their income comes mostly from rents, in a way it doesn’t for say, entrepreneurs.
yes, and landlords as a drag on the economy has been pointed out by economists foundational to the field, like ricardo and smith, but as long as you have private real property of any sort, and as long as leasing that property is legal, you will have some quantity of landlords in your economy
the question is, what specific negative outcomes are you looking at and wish to avoid? because only once you begin to identify those can you begin to make real policy decisions. is not enough housing being built? are rents rising too fast? is it too hard to enter the property market? do you just want to increase the rate of home ownership? these are all, like, operationalizable. you can do something with them.
"landlords are parasites" isn't, really. it has a negative effect in both directions: it raises the hackles of anybody who owns property (which, again, unless you're in favor of mass expropriation and/or collectivization of housing, is something a nonzero number of people in your society will own), and it doesn't suggest any specific policy solution, besides "do things which hurt landlords' interests."
but hurting landlords doesn't actually necessarily help everybody else! there are lots of ways to make life worse for random groups of people that do not, in fact, help society at large. and the policies that do in fact make a difference very often aren't, like, satisfying as revenge. they're boring, unsexy stuff like improving tenant protections, or encouraging tenants' unions, or building social housing, etc., etc.
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I am very much a bargin bin collector and just follow market prices so I know when something I find is a good deal. I could hardly ever afford anything over a few hundred dollars even saving up for a while (at the end of the day I still prefer to save money for practical expenses and emergencies), but I like to think outside the box and find more obscure but nice quality pieces or broken/damaged stuff I can restore or have restored. It's helped a ton for getting nice pieces within my budget and I feel like my collection is more "me" because it's not the big show pieces but a lot of little things that add up to to one big curated collection with a lot of extra love in it.
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Developing story ideas involves going through this process.
"Let's put all these interesting pieces together like a nice jigsaw puzzle and create a sensible story structure."
"Oh, don't forget, stories get their power from emotion, make sure to put the emotions in there."
[several daydreams later]
"That is TOO MANY EMOTIONS! PUT SOME BACK!"
(My brain has two modes: Analysis and Melodrama. There is no in-between).
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