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ADUN retweeted
🎬WAS SPIDER-MAN ACTUALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR UNCLE BEN'S DEATH BECAUSE HE NEEDED TO LEARN A LESSON
Peter didn't fail to stop the robber because he was weak or distracted. He watched him run past, looked the security guard in the eye, and let him go. On purpose. Out of spite.
The guard said "You could have stopped him," and Peter said "Not my problem." He had the power. He had the chance. He was right there, faster and stronger than any man in that building, and he chose to do nothing because his ego was bruised.
Five minutes later that same man, with that same gun Peter let walk out the door, shot Uncle Ben in the chest over a car. That's not bad luck. That's cause and effect.
And that's the dark truth Marvel keeps softening with "with great power comes great responsibility." Peter didn't learn responsibility after Ben died. He learned it because Ben died for his irresponsibility.
Ben wasn't killed by a criminal — he was killed by Peter's first decision to be selfish with power. If Peter had just done the basic human thing, stuck out his hand, tripped the guy, Ben would have come home, May would never have grieved, and Spider-Man might never have needed to exist.
So every time Peter saves someone now, he's not just being a hero. He's paying interest on a debt he created that night in that wrestling arena.
ADUN retweeted
First Threesome With My Wife Resulted in Me Getting Cucked.
My wife and I had been talking about a threesome for over a year. Lots of dirty talk, some light teasing; well, last weekend we finally pulled the trigger.
We met the guy online, talked for a couple of weeks, then had drinks. He was confident, good-looking, and when we got back to our place, things moved fast. Clothes came off pretty quickly. I was already hard just from watching them kiss.
Then he got undressed. I was shocked
He was significantly bigger than me. Not just longer but thicker too. Easily a few inches longer and a lot more girth. My wife’s eyes went wide the second she saw it. She glanced at me for half a second, like she was checking if I was still okay, then she just reached out and wrapped her hand around it. She couldn’t even close her fingers all the way. The look on her face when she felt how heavy it was… I’ll never forget that.
ADUN retweeted
🎬 Under the Skin (2013)
What really gets me about Under the Skin is how strange and unsettling it feels without constantly stopping to explain itself.
Scarlett Johansson plays a mysterious woman moving through Scotland, observing and luring unsuspecting men, and there's something deeply uncomfortable about watching her go about it so casually.
She barely needs to say anything because her expressions, the way she moves, and the coldness in her eyes tell you enough.
The atmosphere does most of the talking, and Mica Levi's score makes everything feel even more disturbing.
Some scenes stay in your head long after they're over, not because of what you're shown, but because of how they make you feel.
I honestly love how the film trusts its audience to sit with the mystery instead of spelling everything out.
ADUN retweeted
🎬🍿 Interception
"You mustn't be afraid to dream a little bigger".
This line + the moment after it is peak
ADUN retweeted
“There’s no hope for you.”
Stream two new episodes of Marvel Television’s #VisionQuest tonight at 6PM PT, only on Disney+.
ADUN retweeted
I strangled my 72-year-old father until he stopped breathing.
I wrapped my arm around his throat and squeezed until his body went limp and he dropped to the kitchen floor.
My mother walked in and started screaming, “What did you do to him?”
She kept shrieking as she shook his body. “He's not breathing!”
The paramedics performed CPR for two minutes before he gasped back to life. They loaded him onto a stretcher, and one of them looked at me.
“Did you do this to him?”
My mother pointed at me and screamed, “She did! She tried to kill my husband!”
I was in handcuffs before the ambulance pulled away.
My five-year-old daughter stood in the doorway, watching them take me away. She didn't say a word.
My brother came to the jail the next morning. He slammed his fist against the glass before he even sat down.
“He has brain damage,” he said. “You choked our father for so long that his brain didn't get oxygen, and now he doesn't know what year it is. He keeps asking for Mom, and she's sitting right next to him.”
I told him to let me explain.
“I don't need you to explain. You've been waiting for him to die so you could have your peace. And when it was taking too long, you decided to speed things up.”
I begged him to just listen.
“I hope the other inmates find out you tried to murder a 72-year-old man,” he said. “They'll take care of you.”
My sister came that afternoon, sobbing before she even sat down.
“Mom had a panic attack this morning. It was so bad they had to sedate her. She keeps saying she walked in on her own daughter strangling her husband. She's talking about killing herself. Are you happy now? You've destroyed everyone who ever loved you.”
ADUN retweeted
Meine Mutter war immer die Erste, die ich anrief, wenn mir etwas Schönes passierte.
Gleichzeitig war sie auch die Erste, die mir deswegen ein schlechtes Gewissen machen konnte.
Als ich einen Job in einer anderen Stadt bekam, weinte sie und fragte, wer sich dann um sie kümmern würde. Als ich eine ernsthafte Beziehung einging, erinnerte sie mich daran, wie schnell Männer sich verändern können. Als ich ihr erzählte, dass ich wieder studieren wollte, sagte sie, sie sei stolz auf mich. In der darauffolgenden Woche erklärte sie mir jedoch jeden Tag, warum der Zeitpunkt dafür denkbar schlecht sei.
Jahrelang dachte ich, so müsse es eben sein, wenn man seiner Mutter nahestand.
Dann bekam ich eine Chance, auf die ich fast drei Jahre hingearbeitet hatte, und ertappte mich dabei, wie ich im Kopf übte, es ihr so zu erzählen, dass sie sich möglichst nicht aufregte.
Dabei hatte ich die Zusage noch nicht einmal erhalten.
Ich versuchte bereits, meine eigenen guten Nachrichten kleiner zu machen.
ADUN retweeted
The way this conversation went from normal to uncomfortable needs a police investigation!
The man is sitting there trying to understand what’s happening, while this woman is speaking her mind without fear. For Me oo, I would just keep quiet, finish my drink, and pretend I didn’t hear anything! Some conversations are not meant for the weak-hearted. 💀
😂😂 Omo, this guy confidence is fighting for its life! 😭🤣 Bro, just talk to her normally! Why are you behaving like you’re attending a job interview for the position of her future husband? 💀😂 The way he’s struggling to find the right words is giving me secondhand embarrassment! 🤣❤️ Sometimes love doesn’t make you stupid, but it will definitely make you forget the English you learned in school! 😂😂 Who else has ever lost their confidence completely because of someone they liked? 👀❤️
ADUN retweeted
祖父は、毎晩、庭に、懐中電灯を持って、一人で出ていく。86歳。末期の、膵臓がん。余命は、3か月と言われている。夜の庭で、膝をついて、素手で、土を探している。祖母は、認知症だ。毎晩、夕食のあと、泣きながら言う。「指輪が、ない」。私は、祖父に聞いた。「何を、探してるの？」。祖父は、振り向かずに、言った。「49年前に、俺が、ばあさんに、投げさせた指輪だ」。
私は27歳。2年前から、祖父母と、同居している。
祖母の名前は、きく。83歳。
祖父の名前は、重雄。
結婚して、60年になる。
祖母は、2年前から、少しずつ、記憶を失い始めた。
でも、毎晩、同じ言葉だけは、決して、忘れない。
「指輪が、ない。あの人が、くれた、指輪が」
祖母の指には、何も、はまっていなかった。
祖父は、毎晩、2時間、庭を探す。
私は、金属探知機を、ネットで、買った。3,980円。
「おじいちゃん、これ、使って」
祖父は、少し驚いて、そして、小さく、笑った。
「ありがとう。でも、あれは、俺が、探さなきゃ、いけないんだ」
ADUN retweeted
I got fired at work on Tuesday.
By Wednesday, my girlfriend had already decided she didn't want to be the woman who stayed with a man while he figured his life out.
She didn't tell me that.
Instead, she became extra supportive.
She cooked for me.
Checked on my job applications.
Told me we'd get through it.
That night, I thanked her for being “the one person who didn't look at me differently.”
She felt like a fraud.