The Trash Bin

Instead, I want to just be able to not have to hassle my friends about paying me back for dinner, or coffee. I want to be able to say "Hey don't worry about it its $20. I gotchu."

When people pitched it to me I thought Wonder Woman doomguy, which sounded dope. Instead, I got thr most loving wholesome protagonist.

Darkseid: I am going to make a Universe specifically designed to make you and everyone miserable.

Diana: Fuck you look at the infinite power of love and compassion in the face of cruelty.

Alma is here to research the local cultures, and make diplomatic connections.

Erik and Werner are here to study the local geology and ecosystem.

Your job as a hunter is not to kill shit, but to allow the nerds to do their jobs safely, and I love that. You are just a bodyguard. An extremely skilled one, but a bodyguard none the less. I think that is great. It isn't about you.

SHE'S A CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGIST?!?!?!

She is a revolutionary. She summons demons. She only wears pastels. She is a big fan of the guillotine. She talks to her animal friends. She killed her father. She rides a dragon. She is going to fuck a vampire. She is crashing the fuck out.

Now, I wanna be clear, that doesn't mean it isn't real, or important, but it is extremely artificial, and the lines make no fucking sense.

Gender is a collection of individual traits, behaviors, experiences, ect, that combine together to form something we socially recognize as a coherent whole.

But our current binary is so broad as to be useless. Are you gonna try to tell me the jacked butch lesbian has the same gender as the tradwife who can't even imagine disobeying her husband? Or that the shy nerd who likes button downs and magic and is curious anout makeup is the same gender as the dude bro who only eats meat cause vegetables are gay?

"That's illegal!"

"He is violating the constitution!"

Then fucking stop him! Arrest him, throw Musk out, bar them from entering when they try to access shit.

The fact that his weapon of choice was a bureaucratic system that is legally recognized as legitimate does not make him any less culpable for the lives he and his ilk have destroyed, and in fact only allowed him to hurt people on an even larger scale.

Jinx thinks that these people have been building her up into a symbol, seeing her as someone strong, someone to rely on, the "big fat hero." And it terrifies her. She doesn't want them to see her as weak, or as unstable, or to fail to meet their image of her.