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Awwww.

Not to mention having to surgically remove those pieces from assorted sphincters.

I don't understand this thread. Are we supposed to be listing medical problems we have and overdramaticizing them as disabilities? Or more of a "if you were a kind of tree, what kind would you be?" deal, but with disabilities? I'm going to go with priapism. Heh, nothing so strictly define...

Nicely done. I have to wonder, though, seeing as this is the first (And likely only, due to the stigma) VN I'll ever read, were any other VNs drawn upon for some inspiration in KS's creation? It's very well done, but knowing the foundation can be just as enjoyable. I have to admit, though, that play...

And she'd be laughing all the while. Dear god, she's terrifying.

Industrial chemical accident might be a nice shot, although a school with blind students probably doesn't crack much in the way of Daredevil jokes to begin with.

Some missionaries just came to my door now to read several dozen Bible passages. I pretended to have a bad leg that hurts to stand on so they'd go away. I shoul'dve pretended to be deaf. Or better yet blind, since I doubt they had materials in braille. Anyone want some pamphlets? Hey, man, you've g...

So long as we get weekly/tridaily blog reports on the progress, I'm happy.

I'M NOT HAPPY.

Rednal wrote:Except that Misha is waaaaaaay to sociable to have AS. Trust me on this one; I know what it's like. XD I stand by my COLD theory.

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Have AS. Very Outgoing, extroverted character. Didn't start that way, turned out that way anyway. AS is a good chance, although I stick by Hemophilia.

Kenji.

You know he is in it for the bitches.

This is the problem with jumping the train late, the reviews have already said all I want to say.

How Misha takes Shizune and Hisao getting together would depend on her mindset, which in turn would be affected by her disability (If, as pondered, she even has one). Say, for instance, that Misha has Hemophilia. She joins the student counsel thingie, filled with work that can cause what would be to...

If I had to go for a Disability? I'd take my chances with hemochromatosis, that way I could blame my rosy red cheeks on iron oversaturation.

I'm rather confused as to why so many people here confuse disorders (ADD, OCD, Autism and its varients) with disabilities. Media misrepresentation?