I have a friend IRL who told me she goes to bed at 10pm every night without fail, and has been doing this for her whole life, and she is undoubtedly the most positive person i know
@abubakrkigo@_fels1 100%
Most people wont agree or believe this. Once you figure out that ur mom is predisposed to control you, and not necessarily to empower you, you will do everything you can to fly away. She might love you, but her judgement of what you should become is incredibly conflicted.
@_fels1 I don't think you should ever be in this position as a man. This goes in line with emotions as well, once she realise, you can't do without her, you're cooked.
@Ofcimcold That makes the scene hit completely differently. Jean wasn’t just helping Peter recover—she was literally keeping him alive until he could breathe on his own.
I just rewatched Spider-Man: Brand New Day and I don't think people talked about this scene enough.
So Technically, Peter Parker died. That gunshot wasn't something he should've survived.
It wasn't Spider-Man's durability that saved him. It was Jean Grey.
She stayed outside the hospital for hours, using her powers to keep Peter alive. Every heartbeat. Every pulse. Every single breath he took before waking up... Jean was breathing for him.
Then Jean takes one final deep breath and at that exact moment, Peter opens his eyes and takes his first breath on his own.
That's when I realized every breath Peter took until then had been Jean's.
She literally refused to let him die.
Son las mujeres las que se van con los tíos más horripilantes del planeta solo porque tienen dinero y status, mientras que ellos se van con jovencitas anónimas que no han terminado ni la uni, pero si, los hombres se fijan en mujeres "posicionadas socialmente".
Viven en Matrix.