Topic: Are Circle Pads that never break in 3DS are rare?

I know, I am one, and its harder with a dad who works in government but always bashes it

Your not even seven years old? You have to be thirteen to use the site iirc, so see you in six years I guess.

Yep, it is about the how horrible my grammar can be,

Now, let's put this argument about my grammar a rest, because it's getting a bit out of hand for me.

@SkywardLink98 I'm an six year old? I'm actually 2 months away from being 13. (In other words, I'm 12. Really ironic if your ask me.) Besides, some 12 year olds do this on the Internet quite often. That's why I learned my mistake. (FYI, I don't even try to joke about my life, even when it's not an joke.)

To be fair, Grammar was hard for me until High School. Once I started studying with better teachers and much more complicated reading material, I learned a lot. In fact, I think improved writing skills were the only positive things I got out of high school. :/ I have to try really hard, though. Hence why I hate writing outside of forums, and I hate talking. Period.

No, I wouldn't say that it's rare. I think I said recently that people are just overdoing it with their Circle Pads and not taking much care with them. They're not the sturdiest parts so I can't blame anyone who breaks one but still, people need to just be careful with it.

Same, most of the grammar errors I make online are usually from speed typing. Normally, I post before rereading for errors. I studder alot when talking however.

I think people are just not being careful enough. I honestly cannot imagine breaking my circle pad (or my 3DS period unless something REALLY unexpected happens) but I also have a pretty light touch and never broken a controller or button. If I do manage to break it... then you KNOW there was something wrong with the design.

Ditto. I've had speech problems since grade school and even now, I still have trouble with pronunciation and articulating myself. It's embarrassing to talk for long periods or use words with more than three syllables because I always end up fumbling my speech. Forums have really helped me express myself more and formulate my opinions since it's downright frustrating for me to do so in real life.