For this reason, I want to reject you from this Comic. However, I shall not. But keep these things in mind next time you sign up for one of my ANYTHINGS:
1. I'm an adult who has suffered from ADHD since birth.
2. I study in the areas based around mental disorders and their treatments.
You've not only decided to condescend, but also insult my intelligence. Even though you don't know me, and you have zero rights or grounds to do so with not only me, but anyone in the history of ever. I'll take it that this character is based off of you, so I'll give you advice as opposed to banning you from my thread:
Think about what you're going to say before you say it. Not doing so will get you into trouble.
With that, your character exhibits no signs of actual ADHD, given your description. He does however suffer from a common disorder known as "Twelveyearolditis." This illness is usually centered around children at the age of 12. However, it can also be found in just about anyone at any age who has chosen to never grow up. The "complex" part of your "definition" is quite easy to break down.
AD - Attention Deficit: The inability to focus on one thing at any given time. The mind literally cannot stay on track and unless it piques the personal interests of the sufferer. Even then, it is uncertain that focus will remain for extended periods of time. With that said, if your character is in a situation where he needs to be in control, or needs to be serious, he absolutely cannot do so.
H - Hyperactivity: I don't think I need to define this, as it is self explanatory. Your character cannot be "lazy" at all. They cannot mentally process sitting still and doing absolutely nothing. Growing up, I had the hardest time staying still when asked to, and it usually led to me getting in trouble. The only cure for this is either aging, and allowing your body to naturally slow down, or going and going so much that you tire yourself out to the point where "doing nothing" usually means going to sleep.
D - Disorder: A mental status that usually requires medication to subdue the symptoms. Does your character take medication for his Mental disorder? If so, what kind? I need these details to be in your SU, or it won't make a lot of sense. If your character was clinically diagnosed with ADHD, he would have some level of medication to help him keep it in order.
With that all said, you may edit your sign-up to either include some level of medication for your character, as well as an accurate description of his disorder, or change it entirely. Also, your appearance wasn't nearly descriptive enough. Please add more detail to that area of your SU.
In the mean time I will put your character on hold, and as a punishment for your insult, revoke your right to "Main Character." Which is upsetting because there are several possible ways to use a character like yours. I was initially excited about your SU, but then you made so many mistakes it discouraged me.
Also, fix your sig, the link is broken. The original image is animated, but yours isn't. So you need to fix that as well. If you need help with things like this, all you need to do is ask.
I will accept you with a bit of confusion. However, because I don't want my Comic to be centered around Pokémon, having the main character be a Pokémon would defeat the purpose entirely.
My confusion lies in a few details that I just can wrap my mind around. For starters, this is a Pokémon. A wild creature that doesn't typically have a civilized bone in its body, nor a concept of civilization as a whole. Still he managed to be spoiled as a child, go to school, and can manage to be self-conscious about a flaw in his leaf. It also has particular tastes in what is generally considered "human food."
I suppose the way I would typically see a Grovyle is: Never having gone to school in its life, though still naturally intelligent. Very proud, arrogant, and tough. Also munching on berries and whatever nature tends to provide at any given time.
It's almost as if your Grovyle was raised by humans, and grew up around human children, so is considered a human in his own right. If that were the case, I would assume he'd be able to speak as humans do, and have a name other than "Grovyle."
But, this is just my opinion. This is your character, and I've accepted you. However if you feel the need to change anything, I will allow it.





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