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12/16/11(Fri)23:21 No.8417987>>8416258
Let
him know about your plans, but make it as clear as you can that it's
his choice and his alone- young pokemon are just as easily influenced as
human children, if not more so.
Again, make sure he knows it's his
choice whether or not to take the challenge with you. Worst case
scenario is he resolutely refuses to have anything to do with fighting
and you work something out from there.
If you're dead set on
having him fight, however, the absolute worst thing you could do is
force him into it. You aren't scum, so the reasons for this should be
fairly clear.
Instead, let him come around to the idea himself.
You've got years for him to make up his mind so don't rush it. Actually,
I'd imagine if there's one thing he needs it's the ability to make his
own choices about life. No need to put it in such broad terms, he is
only an Aron after all, but right now I want you let him know that he's
in good care and that he has much more control over his life than he
used to.
I think there's a point of some kind in there. Um,
please take good care of that Aron and don't force it to do anything it
doesn't want to? I think that's what I was going for. So, uh, yeah.
That.
-K |
