With Lena not having any link to Catco and L-Corp anymore, and with the Superfriends’ capacity to handle the city’s problem without Supergirl, I think Kara and Lena will go live to Argo City when they’ll bring back Zor-El.

I’ve been through a hell of a ride with you. I’ve been happy, I’ve been sad, I’ve been peaceful, I’ve been mad. Nothing will ever replace everything I felt, nothing will ever replace the spot you hold in my heart. They have been times where we grew apart, cause I couldn’t bear the way you changed. But I would always come back to you, because life is meaningless without you. I’ve met people dear to my heart thanks to you, I have a family that I hope I won’t lose. I saw your growth through the years. You haven’t always followed the best path but Rao knows my heart remained full of compassion. I forgive you for all the hurt you inflicted on me, and I thank you for all the dreams of mine that you brought to life.

You are and will forever be my role model.

You’ll forever be in my heart ❤️

People — fans — need to distinguish fiction from reality. This is really tough because fiction IS reality (hello D****).

Shows depict personal feelings and develop characters we identify to, characters that have a key role in our lives. One can be sad for days if something happens to their favorite character, or in the contrary smiles while in a bad mood just because of their favorite character’s happiness. But the fiction needs to be parted from reality when it comes to ships and actors.

Our ships can mean a lot to us, and sometimes everything. Because of what they represent, because of what they mean to us and our identity, because they are what enables us to escape from our daily lives, and because they bring us hope. But ships battles can sometimes go too far. And people begin to forget the boundaries between reality and fiction. I saw some say that Karamel was endgame because Chris Wood and Melissa Benoist married each other. It’s not healthy (!!) to claim and convince yourself that the fiction has become reality. Just like it’s not right for people to attack Chris because of his behavior as Mon-El. As much as shows can bring happiness, it can destroy people, real people, both actors and fans. Cyber-bullying is something powerful, and it is even more when you are attacked on something you hold dear to your heart, and not everyone has the strength to ignore the critics, simply because sometimes they go too far. Just think about fans insulting actors because of the characters they play.. they are destroying their dream. If we take the example of Staz, he said he is living a dream working on Supergirl, and even if we don’t like his character, there is no reason to attack Staz for William’s actions. Because this is not healthy, and this is insane. All we do is destroying someone’s experience of their most beautiful journey. Staz should be held accountable for his actions, not for William’s; just like David has to be called out for his actions while we still love Space Dad.

And I know it’s hard to keep liking a character when we discovered that the one interpreting it is an asshole, but it should be as hard as hating a character which interpreter we love. I love Katie McGrath with all my soul, but still, I held Lena accountable for putting Hope in Eve in such an aggressive and abusive way. And I agree that this was written out of character, but as much as I didn’t agree with Lena’s actions, I still love Katie with all my heart because these are two different things. So I’m not gonna hate on Staz because of William’s douchebag behavior just like I won’t hate on Chris for Mon-El’s mistakes. We should all know the differences between actors and their characters. And this should also be remembered when it comes to ships.

We love our ships and we will always be loud about them, but spreading hate because someone doesn’t believe in what we believe? No! We are better than that! Both sides of the story are better than that!

Now if someone attacks me because of my ship I will answer back, I will fight tooth and nail for my babies because I identify to what they represent, but I wouldn’t start such a fight. I want to be able to believe freely in what I feel like believing in, and I think I should be able to do it without having someone pushing me down for it. Seemingly, I would never drag somebody down for believing in something that makes them feel better about themselves. If I don’t want someone to be getting in the way between me and what makes me happy, then I should not get in the way between someone else’s happiness and themselves. There is enough space for all of us to ship everyone we want to ship. We should not be quiet about what makes us happy, but we should do it with love and kindness. Because that’s what we all deserve. And if you don’t ship these two? Well there’s no problem then, continue you way, there’s no need for you to tell someone how wrong you think they are. Keep your hatred for yourself and let them believe in whatever makes them happy.

I will always be kind towards the ones that do not have the same beliefs as I, but the day you’ll invalidate my ship, I’ll come at you, because it will be the day you invalidate me, and when someone drags me down, I fight back. Not because I don’t have kindness anymore, but because things need to be done to make people understand that they are wrong, and I will always stand up for myself and for my fellows.

I’m a Supercorp shipper, and I’ll will always fight for my ship, but I won’t be invalidating Karamel, SuperBat, SuperCat, GuardianCorp... And yes, for me, Lena makes more sense;

And yes, I think James was a jerk to Lena, and Mon-El was a jerk before his redemption;

And no, I don’t see GuardianCorp’s chemistry and I don’t wish Kara and Mon-El to go back together even though he is a mature man now; but I accepted what the show delivered and I didn’t break people’s beliefs even though mine were different. So please, stop attacking Supercorp shippers because of their beliefs. If the show takes this path then so be it, there is no need to drag us down or send hate. Let go, enjoy what you had and what you can create, just like we did for the past three years.

We respect you and I hope that you can do the same, even though there are people from both sides who have trouble with boundaries.

Let’s set an example, because in the end, all we want is for Kara to be happy. Mon-El once made her happy, and if it’s Lena’s turn now then so be it.

I didn’t fall for Supercorp at first. And because Lena Luthor (aka KMcG) is incredibly sexy, I just thought that Kara was, like any other woman would be, amazed by the sweet creature she had just met. 

I knew Supercorp long before watching Supergirl. In fact, I met the pair through the work of my fellows Supercorp shippers’ art — drawings, fanfictions, edits, videos… (shout out to you all btw I love you!!). Longing for more representation on screen, I jumped in what I thought would be a journey at the end of which Lena and Kara would be together. 

I have lost hope before, an endless amount of times, but it never came to the point that I was mad at the show for not putting them together. I prevailed Kara’s happiness before all, and if she didn’t see Lena this way, I respected that. Because I knew they were the evidence, I knew, particularly after season 2 (and 3), that no one new could be introduced and become Kara’s love interest without having her character belittled. 

So it was between Mon-El — who was now married and gone — and Lena. 

And I was (SO) good with the latter. Because she was the one who always supported Kara Danvers, the one who always admired Supergirl and tried everything she could to make a friend out of the girl of Steel, Lena was the evidence. 

She did what every partner supporting its endgame superhero ever did. Felicity Smoak, Iris West, Lois Lane… they all met their respective partners through their secret/human identity. They are all the link to the superheroes’ humanity; they keep them down-to-Earth and remind them who they are behind the mask/costume. 

So it didn’t matter who Kara would date, because I was convinced, in the deepest part of my soul, that Lena was her endgame. 

And, you know, I didn’t feel bad at the time, because no matter how much hope I had, no matter how convinced I was; as an LGBTQ+ member, I was used not to see my — what they like to call it — “fantasies” come to life on a TV show. So I was kind of detached from it, which is paradoxical. I was so convinced it would happen while being sure it would never. I decided to enjoy my endless list of fanfictions. Those would bring me joy and comfort in the hardest days, but also break my heart with angst and tears. However, I felt validated in every AU.

But this detachment had changed. It changed when the show sent signals that Supercorp could really happen. It was not just a ‘fantasy’ anymore. 

Supercorp always felt like a slow burn. We would all hold on to parallels made between Supercorp and Olicity, Supercorp and WestAllen, Supercorp and Clois. 

But now we don’t hold on crumbles anymore. It’s not just things that could be interpreted. Not just longing looks, unexplainable lip bitings, court signals, sighs, loving smiles… 

Now there are songs, love songs; there are words and scenes that leave no space for misunderstanding. 

And that’s why I am mad now; because it can’t be called a fantasy anymore. Producers, showrunners, actors all promised us a Supercorp-centered season; they all promised us a fight for Lena’s soul. 

And this is why it hurts. And this is why now more than ever, I feel invalidated. Because for the first time, they acknowledged our rights to a Supercorp love story. And since they acknowledged it, it blatantly means we are being queerbaited.

And yes, we know it. 

And yes, they know it.

And yes, it hurts, and a lot of us lost hope and left the ship, but we can’t afford to lose hope right now. Not after all that we’ve been through. Not after fighting tooth and nail with other fandoms who would drag us down for being delusional; not after having our hearts break by a cast mocking us; not after being established as one of the most powerful fandoms out there thanks to our commitment and our conviction towards our belief; because we are finally seen.

We have a place within the most influential fandoms, we are mentioned by papers who write about us, actors who share our arts and support us. It’s not about ‘just some fans’ anymore. It’s beyond us, beyond the producers, beyond the show. And that’s why we can’t lose hope. 

Simply because they cannot sit on Supercorp’s potential; 

Simply because they cannot ignore their chemistry.

And yes, they don’t deserve our hopes, our time, our trust and our mental health that is more fragile in these times. But I ask you to trust, not them, but ourselves. 

We’ve come from being laughed at to being seen, we’ve achieved so much already. 

Artists have provided us with the most amazing pieces of art, and we’ve achieved so much as a fandom — the Supercorp zine is an example. 

It’s beyond the show, and the showrunners don’t have much power right now, because we have the ability to change things. 

So I’m asking you, one more time, to trust our powers. 

As a hero once said: 

“They want us to be invisible because of their own fears. They want to erase us, so we need to shine even brighter.”

Yes, it hurts to see the showrunners introduce William with a romantic tone. But come on, let’s be honest for a second, they could never be a thing given their inexistent chemistry (no offense Willara shippers). Plus, haven’t we been there with Mon-El? Yes, we have, and we never lost hope, always in respect of Kara’s character, because the Mon-El back then wasn’t respectful enough, just like William hasn’t been, no matter his reasons. 

The show can’t go backward. Now that they took a step forward, now that they acknowledged and paved the way for a possible romance between Supercorp, they can’t take it back from us. It may take some time for them to take the leap, but they will. 

Remember Clois in Smallville being the slowest burn in history? It didn’t count when they would be together because we all knew they belonged to each other, we all knew that no matter how many people would get between the two, they were each other’s endgame. That’s what Supercorp represents. They are each other’s home, and they will find each other; because now we are the ones who make the rules. 

We are the most active fans regarding the show, and we all perfectly know that Supergirl wouldn’t be here without us. We already changed the trajectory of the show when Katie became a regular. For that matter, Emily (Felicity Smoak), who was supposed to only guest star one episode, became a regular after fans expressed their love for her character (and she married the guy!). It was not a miracle, and we will do it again. 

We don’t need the show; the show needs us. And they may not seem to understand it for now, but they will eventually. And very soon. Because we finally realized, at a high cost, that we, as a fandom, have infinite worth, and we, as people, are worth more than being treated like this. 

But Supergirl is about hope, help, and compassion for all. And if the writers, the producers, the showrunners don’t remember this, we will remind them. 

We will hope tirelessly so that our magic never dies, and more people can join the fight for us to become invincible.

We will help them remember what the show stands for, what it means to us, and what makes Lena Kara’s endgame by being loud.

We will have compassion for the ones that are blinded by hatred and try to invalidate us. The same ones who refuse to see the evidence because they cannot move on a ship they had the luck to see happen on screen, the same ones who call us delusional but cannot find the light and understand they are the ones stuck in their fantasy. 

If the people who run the show cannot remember this, we will. Because we are the core of the show, and we are dedicated to it, and we don’t forget anything that happens in it (hi plot holes), and we know the characters like the back of our hands. And because we are powerful.

I will never lose hope, and I ask you to believe, as well. 

Because this is not about the show anymore, this is about us and everything we are yet to achieve. 

On Sundays..? After Batwoman..?

I mean..

J’onn’s brother manage to control Lena’s mind instead of Hope like some of us thought..

I think it would help everyone forgive Lena since they would say it was Ma’alefa’ak’s work from the start..