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Originally Posted by Phantom Stranger

Oh boy, we could be here all day, I'll just list thing off the top of my head.

Classic movies, particularly horror.
Reading.
Playing games.
Over thinking damn near everything.
Listening to old radio shows.
Admiring artwork. (I'm particularly fond of Jim Aparao, Jack Kirby, Alex Ross, and Ayami Kojima)
Strange hair colors.
Red hair.
Freckles.
Blood oranges.
Castlevania.
History.
Electronics.
Model building.
Painting.
Strong female characters.
Asian food.
SokogekiGoji suit.
Fortress Maximus.
MST3K.
Sword and Sorcery.
Practical effects.
Sailor Moon manga.
Chuunibyou.
Cuddling.
The various legacies behind franchises.
Toy collecting.
Cleaning.(sometimes)
Jazz.
Classical/Orchestra.
Rock.
Chiptune.
Blues.
J-pop.
Retro Toys.
Old commercials.

And quite possibly the thing I love most, heroic characters doing things like this:

What I love about scene is that Superman scene is that he doesn't use his powers. he could have easily saved her when she jumped off but no. He chose to be an aspiring symbol of hope that people should strive toward. He did what anybody else could. He didn't force her to, he just used his compasion and care to help out another person. And I really wish more heroes displayed these types of things.


Sure, no matter if you're getting power through a Spider-bite, a belt or living on another planet, they'll always save people from physical danger. But thes heroes hsould also show emotional strength. Most of the problems people go through are emotional, sometimes you don't need a superpower to save you and whoever wrote this Superman understood that.