[ SECRET POST #6310 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6310 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[The Left/Right Game]



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Comments

Re: Favourite “found family” dynamics?

[(Anonymous)]

Found family is probably the main reason I love X-Men. I didn’t actually realize that until like a week ago though. It’s come up in FS a lot recently and I always loved the mutants because I’m such an outsider. I’m watching X-Men: Evolution now and it’s just so painfully obvious: I was rejected by my bio family as an infant and my relationship with my adoptive family isn’t good. I’ve always loved everyone living in the mansion no matter which version of X Men it is, and I love the strong bonds that form but also kinda don’t always fit neatly into a specific box. Personal histories and hierarchy within the X Men can have two characters being like sibs in one story and distant cousins in another and parent child in the next. I absolutely eat it up!

Re: Favourite “found family” dynamics?

[(Anonymous)]

I love it! FS is actually inspiring me to get back into X-Men after many years.

I think that found family is a great way of characterizing the dynamics between these characters who are cast out and find new bonds within the group.

And I absolutely feel the love for fictional found family when real family doesn’t measure up.