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[unt1tled]

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[bisupergirl]

SUPERGIRL READING GUIDE MASTERPOST

ULTIMATE SUPERGIRL READING GUIDE Includes reading guides for PRE-CRISIS, POST-CRISIS, NEW 52, REBIRTH, and INFINITE FRONTIER (continuously updated for recent appearances!)

SUPERGIRL STORYLINE RECOMMENDATIONS Includes recommendations for my favorite Supergirl stories across all of Kara's different eras.

PRE-CRISIS SUPERGIRL RECOMMENDATIONS Includes recommendations for my favorite PRE-CRISIS Supergirl storylines.

[photographss-world]

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[kuekyuuq]

Kara's love language

It is rather easy to find scenes of Flirty!Lena (or Katie I-can't-help-it McGrath).

But how does Kara flirt / show her affection?

My answer is simply: Whenever she brings / shares food. 🍕🍩🥰

(and, yes, there are plenty moments Kara shares food with her beloved sister and her at the time boyfriend Mon-El - she even receives food from James and others, but bottom line is food is Kara's love language)

(Even RedDaughter is aware! ...which makes me think 50% of Kara's diaries are about food and food places and whom she shared them with...)

(someone pointed out how you can see her abs through her dress 👀. ...so I suppose sometimes she brings herself as a snack?)

(…sometimes Kara on a TV is the real snack…)

Been talkin' 'bout yourself, Kara?

Girl's got a big heart stomach.

Anyone mad at me for not adding all the Mon-El & Kara scenes involving food, will just strengthen my point >.>

[t4tails]

if you make "batfam" or "superfam" or any of the other dc families fanart or whatever and you include all the main robins and both superboys and every other male character but not a single batgirl or supergirl, theres something wrong with you. and im tired of pretending there isnt.

[sapphicway]

[detroitbecomekarasbitch]

Me pulling up to the motel in the drip I snatched from a laundromat and money I stole from the local drug store

[buttonsfleas]

Newsies cast are a literal mood *part 4*

[cyanide-sippy-cup]

"Cruelty is a word invented by the weak."

[kaiiscottage]

꒰when the adopted daughter raised by queer parents grows old <3꒱ྀི

[unt1tled]

goohara

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[theanticool]

Going back to that Jack Slack quote I talked about the other day: All fighters have habits. Because they’re human. No matter how technical or how blazingly quick they are, they do things over and over because they are more comfortable with some parts of the game then others. And these can lead to opportunities to exploit.

Kai Kara-France showed this at UFC 305 on Saturday against Steve Erceg. KKF is a guy who has historically struggled with lanky jabbers. But here, he was able to exploit a habit that Erceg has - he backs out a lot. If you’ve ever taken a boxing, kickboxing or Muay Thai class, you’ve probably heard “don’t take more than 2 steps backwards before moving left or right.” This is because 1) you’re taking yourself out of position to counter, 2) it’s wasting energy, and 3) 3 steps is basically running, giving your opponent the initiative to catch you.

Erceg rarely if ever backs up more than 2 steps in the video. But he backs out…a lot. It was a 4 minute fight and I cut together a full minute of Erceg just hopping back out of range whenever KKF looks like he’s about to blitz at all (I left a few out too). And KKF is able to establish a rhythm off of this - he comes forward behind a 1, 2, 3 or even the high guard, Erceg will hop out of range and then will either feint the jab or commit on it in order to set up the distance he wants (or a kick if he’s really far away).

Eventually KKF uses this info to start attacking the step in jab to reestablish range (look around the 2:34 mark). The big knockdown that starts the end of the fight comes after an initial hop out of range from Erceg. KKF shows the body jab, Erceg hops out. Erceg steps back in, KKF throws a jab away. This causes Erceg to throw his jab, putting him in closer to KKF. Too close. KKF throws the 1-overhand and Erceg is caught with his feet in the air trying to backpedal a 3rd step on the big looping hook. KKF took Erceg’s habit of jumping out of range + desire to keep initiative and found a way to make it work for him.

[harapeveco]

It makes more sense in my head

[marshmurmurs]

do you see this shit

[linusbenjamin]

Person of Interest | 1×01 // 3×09

[kuekyuuq]

Supercorp - Rehashing the Fallout once more

Today's menu: Kara Danvers' Double-Standards.

I am rewatching Supergirl, and it occurred to me why I am with Lena on the "you lied to me" point. (Not the brain-wash the planet or taking a year to get over herself and realize her own - horrible - mistakes parts, though.) Not because of the lie itself or its content, but its context with Kara's very own history!

Let's take a walk...

In the pilot Kara gets mad at Alex for her having kept her double-life as a DEO agent secret from her.

Kara is utterly disappointed and distraught at the secrets her parents kept from her (Medusa, Myriad), some of which affected her directly (Krypton's impending destruction).

Kara finds out that James is Guardian before he told her and she was pretty upset, explains it's because they are humans throwing themselves into danger.

When J'onn explains to Kara how bonded Martians share their minds, Kara expresses how she thinks the “no secrets, no lies” sounds “beautiful”.

Kara ends their relationship with Mon-El over him lying about his true identity (and him being the Prince of a cruel society), ignoring him when he said he tried several times to tell her. When Mon-El let himself into Kara's apartment to apologize, he BEGS for forgiveness

but Kara says she deserved better than being lied to… Yes, she secretly forgave him at this point but still breaks up with him (Rhea told her to do so) and cries over it.

Music Meister teaches Kara (and Barry): “Love is about letting yourself be saved, it's not just about saving other people.”

Trust.

Lillian tells Kara, she doesn't need to spill SG's identity, because when Lena FINDS OUT, it'll be so much worse.

(And Lillian was SO on point!)

When Kara and Clark spar and have a heart-to-heart, Kara wonders if she can have it all, Clark assures her about the most important people make keeping the secret worth it and how letting (only) those important people in IS enough. Later, asked the same questions, Cat tells Kara that women have the guts to be vulnerable, lists her accomplishments.

Kara does not take Lena possessing some of Lex's Kryptonite nor the whole Sam/Reign-secret kept from her well. Gets even angrier when Lena creates her own Kryptonite (in her quest to fight/cure Reign …and cancer and other human ailments).

Or Mon-El hesitating to tell and keeping from Kara about his time-travelling, marriage and his actual mission…

That is up until mid-s03 and not even counting the many times how the show also taught us through Alex', J'onns and Lena's lenses that lying and pretending to be someone one is not to those important/close to oneself, is harmful to their (romantic and platonic) relationships and themselves.

Do I need to go on?

...Kara is clearly fully aware at that point that secrets (even her own) do not bode well in any type of relationships she would like to have and keep.

And, yes, I am fully aware of the "point of no return" argument, in all its validity, that at some point the lies had stacked up so much, that the hurt was inevitable, the fear of rejection more and more founded, of Kara wanting to be "just Kara" with Lena… Every season, every in-show year that passed and Kara kept her secret(s), it became impossibly harder to come clean. But, re-watching the show, it just seems so… irresponsible? And the more often Kara makes a point herself being lied to is a bad thing, even …hypocritical.

I am not saying any of the people who lied to or kept things from Kara were in the right or wrong - a totally different discussion that would require individual assessment. But, Kara, making the same point over and over again? Several times about the very topic of hidden/fake identities and double-lives… But then proceeding to keep her proclaimed best friend in the dark about herself, still?

Yeah, that bugs me. A lot.

IMO, after the whole Mon-El returned thing Kara would or should have had an epiphany about telling Lena the truth about herself… but then Reign beat her into a coma and all kinds of hell broke loose.

But… Yeah. Not even for Supercorp reasons. But internal logic.

From a story-writing perspective; you have your (main) character face a (similar but slightly different) situation a couple times before they learn their lesson. You plant the seeds (in this case: identity reveal) and then have it play out, based on what the character had learned(!) this far. And you have them deal with the worst-case-scenario backlash, if you need any for drama's sake, but it should make some level of sense… Instead they had Kara learn nothing, had her lie to Lena for another two years, and turned Lena into a spiraling madwoman. And Kara… well, now in Mon-El's shoes, could not quite understand how Lena (in Kara's former shoes, but with much more tainted personal experiences) was deeply, intimately hurt, devastated, and struggling.

Kara saw this coming - but tbh, when Lillian spoke so (unintentionally) truthful, Kara should have focused on the implied "if someone ELSE but you tells her", and when talking to Kal, realized that he didn't keep his secret FROM his most important people (Lois, James…) to protect them. Taken Cat's advice to have the guts to be vulnerable to reap Lena's long-term trust instead of settling for "for now this works, right?".

Not to mention that the whole show over and over stressed, that Kara could "have it all" without revealing herself to the world (the 100th episode even making a point that telling the world WILL put her loved ones at risk) or deciding on one half of herself, but then the show ended, and… yeah… I guess, some sort of witness protection for everyone?

No more casual strolls for "just Kara" through the park…

I adore the show, but… continuity?

It's just a bit painful to re-watch the show and watch Kara fault and shame others over and over again, only to go ahead and do the thing herself... Aware, yet oblivious. And NOBODY calls her out on it. (The one time Alex asked her and Kara was all like "I had to take the dog to the vet" is too little too late.)

Thankfully the fandom is so amazingly creative <3

#Kue out.