The “never preorder” argument being so black-and-white is exactly why a lot of people ignore it - it’s not that simple. There are plenty of reasons it might be worth preordering, it just has to be done with eyes open, aware of a company’s track record and the risks involved with the game type (like always online or…

If you’re dumb enough to be installing a FLASHLIGHT APP in 2019, you deserve the worst they can throw at you -_-

Representation is important. Whether you agree or not.

That’s not even remotely what I’m saying. I didn’t even mention movie plots in my comment. Someone asked if there was any concept of “gayness” if you take away who someone wants to have sex with. I argued that there is. End of comment. Lean to read.

Ive never seen a studio announce a heterosexual romantic costar to the lead in an upcoming movie and then seen people comment about it that it’s unnecessary and being “shoehorned” in. For example when Natalie Portman was signaled to be playing the love interest to Thor the comments may have been critical but only to…

Thank you for lending an actual thoughtful take on being gay from a heterosexual perspective. And I would concur that you are correct. We all for the most part have grown up in a world where we were inundated with the ideal of what love is being strictly and solely represented by a man and a woman and a family they…

You might be right about someone’s sexuality solely being about who they want to have sex with if all sexualities had been given equal treatment and tolerance throughout human history. But that’s not how it’s been. Due to oppression and erasure, non-heterosexual people have had to fight for their sense of identity and…

Just about every film in the MCU up to this point has had some form of romantic subplot, or at least characters with romantic interests / spouses, and yet actual sex basically never comes into play.

Something, something, STAKEHOLDER THEORY!

I care. As a gay man I would like to see someone like me be a superhero. I mean, it’s not like LGBT people aren’t still being murdered or made illegal in parts of this world.

Iceman? North Star?

Then leave the thinking to your betters.

As a gay man, I’d love to see a gay hero in the MCU. However, Marvel doesn’t have a good history of being inclusive. So far, they’ve really only used gay characters to seem woke/get points with the LGBTQ crowd. The fact the Valkyrie is supposedly bi but never shows any signs of being bi is a good example of Marvel…

I care. Now fuck off titty baby bigot.

I think that’s simplistic. Sex plays a big part in the honeymoon phase of dating for a lot of people, but I think that takes a backseat at some point (again, for some, not for all). Think about your own romantic relationship, your parents’ relationship, etc., and think about how much that relationship revolves around…

I know, right? Since when have Marvel comic book characters been an explicit vehicle for diversity and inclusion? What’s next? A racially diverse STAR TREK CREW?! It’s POLITICALL CORRECTLYNESS GONE AMOK.

I’m gay, I’d like to see a gay superhero in the MCU, but I don’t want the sexuality of the hero to be the focus of the movie. Look at Iron Man 1. Tony flirted with Pepper but their relationship was like the D-story (haha get it) in terms of importance to the plot. The A-story was about him becoming less selfish and…

Your take on this is very simplistic when the topic at hand is pretty complex. If it's something you've never had to deal with or think about too much it's cool because it can be a tricky subject. I'll just leave it at that.

I don’t give a fuck if the world is ready or not. Gay superheroes are here. They’re queer. Get over it and give us our representation. You saw how the world responded to Black Panther. Just do that but with all gays. Maybe there’s a secret island full of bearded gay beefy muscle dudes that’s never been colonized by a…

I don’t think it really matters if the world is ready. Just fucking do it.