**Mastery Loadouts**
Due to issues related to the release of Mastery Loadouts, the "free swap" period will be extended.
The new end date will be May 1st.
Due to issues related to the release of Mastery Loadouts, the "free swap" period will be extended.
The new end date will be May 1st.
Are Lady deathstrike and Dani whatever straights? Or they r part of the lgbtq?
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There have been quite a few examples of straight couples in the game.
Most notably is Sersi and Ikaris, who were added the same month. They kicked things off with this motion comic
https://youtu.be/ta_3pnS-J_s
With frames such as:
Then when joining the game, we had art like the below
We’ve also had other examples, and bear in mind I’m picking a few here, this is not the entire list
The Thanos and Hela one is probably the most interesting, because that’s not just holding hands - people who specifically say that these images of same sex couples “sexualise” children because of showing couples holding hands, I hope you’d show the same stance on this.
Because if you are fine with this
But hate this
It’s probably time to look at your biases.
Actually my reaction to all of the examples is the same (especially the Thanos one). Mild cringe. But don't care enough about romance in my fighting games.
I will however, whenever staying within the rules of the Forum allows me to, speak the truth and point out the lack of fairness.
Quote my other response about Hulkling and Wiccan too for context. You picked and chose what you wanted to see and that's not my problem.
And for the record, valentine's day is cringe as well.
@BitterSteel Understood.
But I hate the haters more 👀
The saddest part of all of it is it's nothing people have done. It's the way they've come into the world. Existing is controversial. It's needless.
There are many other causes like this one and I don't claim ours is more important. On the contrary. We know what it's like. People need to stop depriving the rights and freedoms of others to live happy and harmless lives.
Take marriage equality for example. We've had it for some time in Canada, but some people still don't quite grasp the necessity. It's not about religion. It's about legal rights.
There was a time when I could spend 40-50 years of my life with someone, building a home and a business, sharing a life with them. If they died, their family would have all the rights. Our life wouldn't be legally recognized. They could take control of everything and stop me from even participating in the funeral. That's messed up.
Superheroes have always had an element of hope in them. That includes people seeing themselves in that. You can't have one without the other.
What I was saying is that the best way to normalize things is to make them mundane. If you release a character who happens to be a member of any minority group and people eventually find out, it probably turns out to be no big deal. I take that stance personally too as I would greatly dislike being championed for my particular minority affiliations (let alone for an entire month).
Just a difference of opinion is all. And being in NYC, being gay is about as boring as watching paint dry and, in my opinion, that's how things should be.
Their imaginary sex life is not my business.