I was playing Marvel ultimate alliance and it’s funny hearing Iceman defend Black widow and say she can’t be a traitor on the basis that she’s hot and that’s why he doesn’t want it to be true.

That’s a different Bobby Drake, though. One that stayed in the closet.

my man, gay dudes can think women are hot

Give more context mate.

So who wants to know, Bob or IceMan on Marvel Comics is a Omega Mutant, people criticized the choices the author did not because they didnt support it but it made Bob a bad person as he was an extremely big gigolo that was sleeping and having multiple relationship with female characters as big as Spiderman.

Their excuse? well Bob was scared to come out but PROBLEM there was multiple LGBT characters before him for decades both outside and inside X-Men, which people asked at that point “why not make him Bi it would make more sense” but till then Marvel acts like nothing happened and keeps going.

Fans feel Bob is a bad person especially when he is a superhero to use so many girls to hide himself when some of them were his closes friends and allies which felt manipulative when again there was more LGBT Mutans and heroes before him example Dead Pool, Human Torch, Colossus on 1616 etc.

When >!I don’t remember his name!< comes out in >!Stranger Things!<, I thought it felt dumb and forced. Then I learned that the actor playing him was actually gay, and I thought it was really nice that it mirrored reality in that way. Then I remembered that isn’t how movies and shows work at all, it had no bearing on the plot, and it was more ham fisted than a porcine boxer.

We certainly can’t let there be a little reflection and self-discovery to what makes a character happy along their journey. I want MY characters to be cardboard standees of singular thought and focus, who know themselves inside and out from start to the finish and have no nuance that makes them an individual.