[ SECRET POST #4462 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4462 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

As one of the few people who haven't seen all of the Avengers movies, it...all sounds like the same thing to me, anon. Maybe my reading comprehension is bad this morning, but 'I can't have babies so I did bad things' just sounds like somehow kids would have made the difference from doing terrible things or not. Either way, that has some pretty awful implications-especially coming from a female character.

[(Anonymous)]

From the secret, I think OP interprets Nat as saying "I believed not having kids meant it was okay to do bad things, but now I feel that belief was very wrong and I think believing that made me a monster." It's still hard to see how the connection was made between no kids and doing bad things, though. It's considered a thing that you would want to make the world a better place for your children, but that doesn't translate to wanting to actively make the world a shittier place if you don't have kids. I could imagine someone saying they didn't care about climate change because they weren't leaving descendants to live with it, but it's a big leap to "Assassination is OK."

Besides, if she was raised to believe her missions were for the greater good, I don't see how there would have been a connection between not having kids and doing bad things. She would have thought what she did would benefit children.