we begin in the dark

Dick was the last to be adopted, Jason became the black sheep post-resurrection, Tim made himself Robin, Damian was dropped in Gotham after ten years of being kept secret, Cass possesses killer instincts that run counter to Batman's philosophy, Duke is a meta whose parents are still alive (albeit jokerized), and Steph has zero legal connections to the Waynes. All of the batkids have reason to believe they're the only one Bruce doesn't want around and Bruce is unaware of the problem because they don't vocalize it not just out of the usual emotional constipation, but also a deep-seated fear of being proven right. In this essay, I will—

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Worst argument on earth about people not loving forced player movement is being like “well this is how it works in other sports (and by other sports they primarily mean USA/Canada leagues) if they want to be professional they have to deal with it!” Like okay yes but in the big four they making millions to do it not coordinator level white collar office job salary. I mean we can talk about if it’s even ethical for the millions (I don’t think so) but you can at least argue they’re paid for the inconvenience. And I’ve seen people are repeat that it’s the reality of sports and the privilege of being a pro athlete and honestly like. No it’s not a privilege it’s a job they do something they’re very good at and dedicate more time to than the average person dedicates to their job and their building up the league value which the owners will likely get a new profit off of in 2033 or whenever when the teams sell. It’s not a privilege to work a job you’re qualified for just because it’s an entertainment job lol especially these athletes who aren’t even getting like generational wealth or anything from this

u can almost kill a guy and MAX get fined 5k but u skip an interview ....one hundred thousand smackaroons pls I <3 THE NHL

✨🦆✨ THAT'S OUR GIRL FOR ANOTHER TWO YEARS BABY ✨🦆✨