So, I know I'm not the only one obsessed with AdHoc's Dispatch and I definitely know I'm not the only one who spotted and was uncomfortable with Invisigal's behaviors
Ik Robert gave her the whole "your powers don't define you" speech, sure, but honestly she needs a talking to about boundaries.
I have ADHD, like Invisigal, and I'm 26, also like her. Not to mention, I've had times where I've had a crush and it morphed into a hyperfixation. So the urge to harass was definitely there, but I always tried to keep in mind that boundaries exist and people won't just fall for you or go out with you if you let them know you like them.
For instances where Invisigal *does* get Robert, it'd be good to talk to her about communicating and healthily discovering boundaries. In a relationship, some people may feel pressured to simply accept what happens because they think it's normal for the relationship. But being someone's significant other doesn't mean they can just trample your comforts or barge through your walls.
And in cases where she doesn't? Shit, I'll date her, but for the sake of being mentally healthy, I'd limit myself to friend support until she's healthy and happy. It hurts, but you have to process and get over rejections/breakups before jumping into another relationship.
Idk how the convo would go, idk if it would even go well, but I see a lot of myself in Invisigal and I don't like how people are excusing her behavior (do I even need to mention the locker scene?) because she has ADHD and "she's impulsive", because NEWS FLASH: I have ADHD, am super impulsive (especially with money) and I still have enough self control to evade THAT behavior.
Mental health is a reason. Not an excuse. If I did what she did, I'd have to face consequences, take responsibility and apologize. So please, if you see someone excusing her sexual assault because of ADHD, keep in mind an actual ADHD with similar symptoms and urges has managed just fine and not traumatized anyone.
She must have something worse going on, like sexual abuse from a young age, normalizing her to such behavior :(