The Undead Emperor

For example: "Did you properly explain that the reason you don't do hugs is because of your autism?" or "Maybe they don't really understand how bad fibro fatigue is and that's why they got upset at you for concelling plans."

- they’re Opawz pet specific dyes. Non toxic made specifically for dogs. Once they’re set and rinsed they can groom themselves normally, they pose no danger to her in any way, no fumes, there’s no bleach involved

- my dog is trained with cooperative care skills, the process is not stressful for her, she gets paid heavily for her cooperation and looks forwards to the opportunity to earn extra snacks with the grooming

To avoid more punishment, the child sits still and is quiet. But they have to actively remind themself constantly to sit still and be quiet.

The teacher sees the child sitting still and being quiet. The teacher treats this as the baseline.

Since the child is putting a lot of effort into sitting still and being quiet, doing so distracts from paying attention to what the teacher is teaching. The child then is punished for not paying attention.

But he also,

Throws fits when things don't go his way. Not a "I'm a bad bitch" destroying everything-type fit, but tossing a trash can, breaking a screen-type fit.

Cries. A lot.

Pleads. He begs.

Doesn't answer the call to action.

Shows weakness. Being a coward and being fearful are two things he defines himself with.

Doesn't end up with the girl. In fact, that girl isn't even interested and he isn't, either.

Cherishes friendship over a romantic plot or something stereotypically brave like, "I'm going to save Rocky so I can save his world." No, he wants to save his friend, first and foremost.

Squeaks. He squeals. He screams, loudly and very high pitched. He whines. He complains. He physically struggles to open a jar. He's clumsy as hell. He makes some of the least graceful noises one can make.

Is not afraid to be the primitive species lowkey.

In brief, hitting someone with a rock qualifies as circumventing copy protection for two reasons:

As we know, modern copy protection legislation makes it illegal to circumvent copy protection measures regardless of the reason for which it's performed – i.e., it's illegal to bypass copy protection lockouts even if no unauthorised copies are actually produced, and indeed, even if the method of circumvetion used would not enable the production of anauthorised copies in the first place.

Subsequent legal precedents have established that the scope of "circumventing copy protection measures" includes making use of non-copy-protected technology where an equivalent copy-protection-enabled technology exists. Though the original (and, arguably, intended) effect of these precedents was to render open-source software illegal to possess and use, they've since been construed much more broadly.

If this principle were to be extended to flesh-and-blood bodies, the existence of cybernetic prostheses would have the effect of rendering it illegal to do anything at all with a flesh-and-blood body and requiring everyone to become full-conversion cyborgs. Leaving questions of logistics aside, the pharmaceutical corps wouldn't stand for it – you can't sell overpriced drugs to people with no biology, after all – so as a matter of law, a flesh-and-blood limb has no copy-protection-enabled equivalent technology. You can thus punch all the noses you want without fear of running afoul of copy protection laws.

This does not, however, place you in the clear. If the person you punched is wearing any sort of licensed armour, in the act of punching them, you're operating their armour without a subscription – and since all commercially available clothing is technically considered licensed armour, in practice the only legally clear way to have a fistfight is if both parties are completely naked.