#redwingwilson

“i know it’s nothing at all like you’re probably used to, but i did give it my best effort.” said the man that was currently trying not to make himself look like a complete fool in the kitchen making pancakes. and, well, if he ended up actually burning this bacon maybe he really shouldn’t be in here. he’d never been much of a cook, but at the very least steve could manage breakfast. that was, if he didn’t burn down the kitchen before then. flipping over the pancakes, once he was satisfied, they were piled up onto a plate along with the bacon and eggs he’d made and everything was set down at the table he’d already set up. 

“try not to be too harsh of a critic here. i’m not sure i could take it.” 

🍎  :    how stable is my muse’s mental health?  have they been diagnosed with any mental illnesses and  /  or conditions?  do they have any undiagnosed mental illnesses and  /  or conditions?  do they or should they attend therapy?  

compared to others esp some of his new mutants teammates ? ngl, bobby is comparatively stable mentally ??? but the blip was hard on him. he lost his friends, people he cared about and that did a number on him even if he will not admit it to anyone. even though the blip was 2 years ago at this point ( or nearly ), he’s still recovering from it. it has been overwhelming having to deal with the grief of everyone dying and then dealing with them coming back. 

“i’d be more than willing to show you what we’ve been doing on genosha for mutant kind. there’s been more than a few changes that had to be made during the blip.” a rare offer that erik normally didn’t offer to humans. this was hardly any ordinary human, however. “the island really is lovely, and i’m sure the mutants there would be delighted to have you as well.”

🥝  :    does my muse have any  ‘  unusual  ’  habits, interests,  and  /  or talents?  do they hide it,  or are they proud of it?  

There’s the obvious: a full set of Kryptonian powers, from the super-strength to the laser eyes to the flight. Jon was trained to hide them growing up, and Lois and Clark tried to keep him from using them around the farm, even as new abilities came in by the day. They’re all past that, though, and Jon wears them more openly. They do try to keep them out of their civilian life and preserve as much secret identity as possible, but in private or among family? Sure, why not.

[ daggirl asked: 🍉 ]

🍉  :    which of the four seasons suits my muse best,  and why?  

Peter’s the autumn. He’s first days of school and blustery winds and the last gasps of color clinging to the trees like hope. He’s the in-between time, the edge between light and dark, life and death, beginnings and endings. He’s sweatshirts and flannels and nights getting just a little bit longer. He’s children in masks on Halloween, an absolute delight to trick or treaters. He’s new pens and new notebooks. He’s standing on a precipice, knowing you’ll have to go through the worst before you find spring again. He’s gearing up for the winter, but he’s not ready to let go of the little bit of warmth he has left.

🥭  :    how important to my muse is their hometown,  or where they’re from?  are they proud of it,  or considered a hometown hero? did they move away,  or do they wish to?

Peter lives and breathes New York City. He’s hopped between Queens and Manhattan, but he’s never lived anywhere else. He doesn’t think he could live anywhere else--he’s barely spent more than a few weeks outside of it in his entire life (save the five years he was a pile of ash in outer space). There’s something tying him here: he’s New York’s Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, as much a fixture of the city as the MTA and the piles of sweltering garbage bags that line the curbs. 

His diet is mostly cheap pizza and good bagels (no, you can’t get either outside of the city, don’t even try him), and he is, honest to god, still a diehard Mets fan after all these years -- he and Ben went to a few games when he was a kid, when they could find the time and money. He caught a ball one time, and is still trying to get the team to let Spidey throw the first pitch.

🍎  :    how stable is my muse’s mental health?  have they been diagnosed with any mental illnesses and  /  or conditions?  do they have any undiagnosed mental illnesses and  /  or conditions?  do they or should they attend therapy?  

tara does not go to therapy. never has, never will. and her mental health is honestly not so good, so she’s just holding on by a pole methinks! it’s never good to hold stuff in, especially if your power is quite literally linked to your emotional instability. it’s a lifelong struggle and she figured that this was how the universe decides to nerf an ability like hers. because she’s thought about (  and seen it firsthand  )  just how powerful she could really be. but the lack of control was a huge damper on her hero career (  amongst other important things  ) .  they had a theory that maybe attending therapy could honestly improve things overall but she’s always been so scared of who could still call her good after all the things she’s done. besides gar, that is.