#x-men

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morgangalaxy43 9 minutes ago

morgangalaxy43

My problem with the Krakoa era was that it tried to have the X-Men still be victims of oppression and mutant supremacists at the same time and it was confusing

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ladyemberswrites 53 minutes ago

ladyemberswrites

I got two wolves inside of me: I honestly think Storm/Cyclops is a cute ship and that they’d be interesting to explore as a couple, but knowing if Cyclop pulled the same shit on her like he did to Jean and Maddie, Ororo’s launching that white man to the bottom of the ocean.

X-Mansion’s gonna see a hundred years of flash floods and torrential rainstorms. Its going to make Noah’s flood from the bible look like a joke. She’s starting the next ice age. They’re gonna have to relocate.

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kstarlitchaotics 1 hour ago

kstarlitchaotics

Idk Mystique is a mystery to me bc one way she tired to protect her children

But on the other

I cannot for the life of me liking parents to which then they abuse their children for their own selfish gain even if there is some redemption to which in original context she was protecting her children from other evils and other people who would sought out their powers and uses them against their will

I just mostly know and remember that

Mystique is not a character I come across that intrigues me at all I mean she’s practically the mother of the year sort of speaking

Plus while Kurt has a big heart and understanding but also

Mystique tried to kill him anyways even if it meant on saving him

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sunengine 2 hours ago

sunengine

Spot the difference blue boy edition.

I just got done with Afop and Teylan keeped reminding me of kurt. The voice i think had a major role in that.

A better comparison whould be with x-men evolution Kurt (bc of the hair) but i fell like my point still stand. Even when I first Teylan he just gave me kurt vibes but without his acsent. Idk if its just an all roads lead back to x-men for me but there aractically alt universe of echother or im just lowkey delulu. :3

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galactusofthebronx 2 hours ago

galactusofthebronx

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ronaldparlato 2 hours ago

ronaldparlato

Left On The Curb - Why Divorced Men Troll For Past Lovers, But Only Reel In Old Shoes

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