half correct
reason: I copy paste it not download it
1 Like
Makes sense i guess.
Copy and pasting isnât the same as downloading.
https://www.deviantart.com/coulgher223
My brothers deviantart if you wanna check!
(He lost his original account btw)
WHAT DID MY OLDER BROTHER SEARCH UP BRUH
Everythingâs weird.
1 Like
@Parfait
This is a weird looking post. Try to ask AI if too gay people can have actual powers (oh no weird)
hehâŚ
you realize something right?
Stare at this post.
Whether two gay people can have superpowers depends on the fictional story being told, as there is no real-world link between sexuality and superhuman abilities. Comic books and fantasy genres have featured numerous examples of LGBTQ+ characters with powers, and some story arcs even involve partners combining their abilities.
Here are some examples of established gay and lesbian couples in superhero stories with powers:
- Wiccan and Hulkling (Marvel Comics): One of Marvelâs most influential gay couples, Billy Kaplan (Wiccan) and Teddy Altman (Hulkling) are both immensely powerful heroes. Wiccan is an omega-level magic user capable of reality-warping, while Hulkling is a Kree-Skrull hybrid with shapeshifting and super-strength.
- Midnighter and Apollo (DC Comics): This couple, often described as analogs for Batman and Superman, are a foundational queer superhero couple. Midnighter has superhuman speed, strength, and tactical abilities, while Apollo gains his powers from solar energy.
- Thunder and Grace Choi (DC Comics): Both are powerful heroes and members of the Outsiders. Thunder (Anissa Pierce) can increase her density and is invulnerable, while Grace Choi has enhanced strength, durability, and a healing factor.
- Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy (DC Comics): The on-again, off-again couple have long been a fan favorite. Harley, though not superpowered, is an expert fighter, while Poison Ivy possesses powers over plant life.
The idea that romantic love itself can grant or amplify powers, known as âlove empowerment,â is a common trope in fantasy and superhero stories. The gender or sexual orientation of the couple is irrelevant to this trope. In these stories, the emotional bond is what fuels the power, not the specific identities of the people involved.
W
WHAT LOL
So this confirms I can have powers fictionally.
For the first time, i tried duck.ai on duckduckgo!
The concept of âpowersâ can vary widely depending on the contextâwhether youâre referring to supernatural abilities, social influence, or something else entirely.
If youâre asking about supernatural powers, such as those seen in comic books or fantasy stories, the â â â â â â orientation of a character doesnât determine their abilities. Characters of all orientations can possess powers, and many stories feature LGBTQ+ superheroes and characters with unique abilities.
If youâre referring to social or political power, then yes, LGBTQ+ individuals can and do hold significant positions of influence in various fields, including politics, entertainment, and activism. Their experiences and perspectives can empower them to advocate for change and represent diverse communities.
Could you clarify what kind of âpowersâ youâre interested in?
It used GPT-4o Mini btw
So, i think the real question is this.
Which one?
(You should probably try all of them before deciding it)
Would you survive against this
Is this the greatest discovery of all time?