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09/10/10(Fri)04:41 No.19907078fuck
you /co/. I get out of work, do some drinking, head up to my room and
see this stickied? No, I'm not mad at you, I'm mad at this whole issue.
(haha, a pun)
What does Peter Parker and I have in common?
Physically not much. But when it comes to common interests, we're both
nerds. We watch Sci Fi. We're nerds. Socially awkward. Peter's the
everyday guy that we could be. It didn't matter that physically we were
different, in spirit and personality we were the same. When we read
about him, it was like reading about a good friend.
Even when he
was dating MJ the model, we all cheered our comic friend. "Good for you
Peter, you got the girl!" Because he was a nerd, a social awkward - but
lovable - guy, we rooted him on. We were all happy for him. We were his
cheerleading squad. And like any friend in a happy relationship, we
wanted it to last.
OMD. Why? The Spidey storyline doesn't need
MJ? So? Sometimes by just being there, that is enough. When Peter says
he loves MJ, it was like watching a friend say he loves his girlfriend.
His happiness makes you happy. And it gives the readers, especially the
ones who are bachlors and who have never had a girlfriend, something.
And
OMD. A deal with the devil? That's the catalyst for this whole abrupt
change? A decision made by a character whose whole life has been based
on the axiom, "WITH GREAT POWER COMES GREAT RESPONSIBILITY?"
Think
about your life. Maybe you have a friend who doesn't impact your life.
Maybe its someone you see rarely. Maybe its an old guy at a bar you see
regularly. Maybe that person has ZERO impact on your life and all your
life decisions. You know what? It doesn't matter if they impact your
life or not. You're just glad to see them. That's what MJ was like. It
didn't matter that she was quintessential to Spidey stories, we were
glad to see her because she made Peter feel good. And that's why we
cheered Peter and his relationship on.
Now what do we have to cheer on? |