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super hero

  1. Jenisautistic

    Writing a story about an guardian angel

    Hello I have an idea for a story where a young girl Loses her parents in a car accident (caused by a drunk driver) her brother saves her However this siblingThis older brother is actually her guardian angel He dresses up as a superhero for her But she doesn’t know that he’s a superhero They...
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    • Forum: Visual Arts
  2. dragoncat16

    How are aspies like superheroes?

    Just for fun, let's list the ways we are like superheroes. I'll start: There are lots of fictional works in books and on TV depicting a group of people (e.g. mutants, aliens, etc.) who are shunned by society because of fear or regular everyday bigotry. It brings to mind our situation as aspies...
  3. Mr Allen

    If you could be a Super Hero, what powers would you want?

    Me? I'd want to be able to fly. How about you lot?
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