Evil Voices Lie When They Say You're Alone

Slightly spicy below the cut!

Is it obvious that Kris is my favorite character?

“Metamorphosis of Consciousness” (2025) by Chiharu Shiota | Ph: Sunhi Mang

@comictimkonweek day 1 | day & night (fly me to the moon / here comes the sun)

and maybe it's just because i'm incredibly biased and not huffing the fumes that make you care about jon kent, but i just don’t see jon as a considerate partner, like, at all, and i think he is (unintentionally, obviously) very self-centered. the biggest things that make me feel this way are:

this one might seem minor compared to everything else, but jon's insistence that him and jay are going to go live in san francisco of all places and live happily ever after, which is—to my knowledge, but i could be wrong—not something that jay has ever expressed interest in? the focus of jay's story has always been the liberation of his people and country from foreign (specifically usamerican) forces, with the goal being, presumably, so that he can return and live there peacefully. why on earth would he want to settle down in san francisco? that's jon's dream.

jon maintaining his friendship with nia and continuously defending her against jay because of the things she did for him (saving clark's life and helping jon free himself from brainiac queen's control), when jay has every reason in the world to hate her guts (including her role in getting his mother killed, his country invaded, and him shot and arrested). "even though she did so much good—it doesn't matter to jay." of course it fucking doesn't!! why would it!!

jon just being a very spineless hypocrite. he was willing to aid in the efforts to overthrow bendix, but when jay has proof the US sanctioned everything that happened with gamorra it's somehow different (-> "why? because this time it's your home? this time the battlefield isn't halfway across the world where you don't half to look at it?!" as it's succinctly put in s6 #6)