sometimes I think about how I was legitimately the most hated and bullied kid in my entire class, and probably entire school. I knew this as a fact. there was nothing I could do about it. not just by the kids either, but the teachers/staff as well. all because I was autistic and unable to speak and they didn't want to treat me decently. and I ask why. (rhetorically of course, because I know all the excuses given as answers)
being an autistic kid and knowing damn well this is true, that you're the most hated person in the entire building with not a single person on your side, knowing you're the main target for everyone's aggression every day, is....truly something. you know. like carrying the weight of everyone's hatred and negativity on your back alone, being their punching bag, internalizing their hatred for then. from ages 4 to 18. nonstop. never getting better. never knowing why. not being able to stop it. never getting any help. on your own and alone. blamed for it all.
yet i'm simply told to "get over it/stop caring" and get blamed for it fucking me up and having a lasting effect. lmao ok. let me just forget more than half my life existed at this point and magically get better! thanks!
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do you have any panels of Adam smiling?
OF COURSE!!! I've got them all babyyy behold my prized collection
Wildly out of order since I had to glue these together to try and squeeze everything in lol. Forcing you all to look at him :^)))
Incredible Hulk vol1 #177 / Strange Tales #179, 180 / Warlock vol1 #9, 12, 13 / Avengers Annual #7 / Marvel Two-In-One Annual #2 / The Infinity Gauntlet #3, 6 / Doctor Strange Sorcerer Supreme Vol1 #36 / The Infinity War #1, 5 / Warlock and The Infinity Watch #1, 6, 7, 15, 16, 17, 20, 23, 24, 29, 33, 35, 41 / Warlock Chronicles #2-6 / The Infinity Crusade #1, 4, 6 / Silver Surfer/Warlock: Resurrection #1, 2 / Silver Surfer Vol 3 #87 / Rune (1995) #2 / Ultraverse Unlimited #1 / Warlock (1998) #4 / Warlock (2004) #4 / Thanos: The Infinity Abyss #1 / Thanos: Redemption #1, 4, 6 / Annihilation: Conquest #4, 6 / Guardians of the Galaxy Vol2 #8 / Infinity Countdown: Adam Warlock / Infinity Countdown #1, 3 / Infinity Wars #6 / Thanos: The Infinity Revelation / Thanos: The Infinity Relativity / Thanos: The Infinity Finale / The Infinity Entity #3 / Thanos: The Infinity Conflict / Thanos: The Infinity Ending
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(reaction after reading the latest ask) ...well he really fucked that one up didn't he? Damn.
The Ask in Question
( Majorly and it haunts him worse than anything else he’s known. He won’t admit he did feel a certain joy that wasn’t from enacting violence upon enemies or destroying in a sadistic, uncontrolled glee. It was calm and even peaceful for him, with Mirin taking him for walks to try and help clear his head among many other small things she did to try and help him. )
( It’s only now that he is facing what’s been building within for months on end, wrestling with it even when he doesn’t know why he feels this way. Its something he needs to face but for the moment, he keeps running away from it even if he doesn’t know that he is. Village out in the rolling hills and mountains? Greenery surrounding? He makes his home in the desolate region of a desert fraught with canyons and doesn’t linger too far away from it.
( Have a dumb child follow him around again..? He won’t say anything but allow it to happen with an unintended gentler way, just to hear something trail behind him again. To ask him for things even if he snorts and complains over it. Tell him they need him for whatever reason. )
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The thing is that the portrayal of Neanderthals as having been inherently grotesque and alien to H. sapiens is something we will never have proof of. But we do have proof that, in different locations and in different populations across time, we all found eachother desirable. We saw eachother and wanted to touch. And the offspring were held by their mothers and raised and had their own offspring in turn.
When you look for the first proof that H. sapiens found Neanderthals repulsive, you have to wait until the Victorian era, when the white masters of empires were busy portraying Neanderthals as stupid, brutish, and (of course) dark-skinned.
In more modern times, we’ve had people arguing that instead of seeing Neanderthals as Benighted Savages, they should instead be seen as Noble Savages, (allegedly) cruelly destroyed and driven from their lands by H. sapiens. Which one of their two you believe says more about your modern political views than it does about ancient H. sapiens.
And, whether we construct Neanderthals as Savage or Noble Savage, the fundamental assumption we project into the unfathomably distant past is still that H. sapiens saw Neanderthals as an Other, with the language we use being almost explicitly that of modern racial dynamics.
But we have no proof of any of that. We have no proof of hostilities. We know we co-existed and we had sex. That’s it.
Humans obviously have sex with some humans and kill others. We also know that, when small groups of humans occupy vast spaces with infrequent contact with others, unique cultures will always form, some more hospitable, some more neophobic/xenophobic. But many cultures of small settlements placed among huge unpeopled landscapes place supreme emphasis on hospitality to strangers. Plus, we fucking love other social animals, as evidenced by how we befriended wolves.
I’m a humourless weirdo and a wet blanket about popular constructions of Neanderthals as “monstrous”, and I freely admit it. But that’s because it’s tied up in legacies of imperialism. Not only that, but it also privileges one culture (yours, mine, modernity’s) as being most human by implicitly assuming we can project it onto people in the past. Since you don’t pretend that all global cultures share exact same values as you do, it doesn’t take more than a few moments’ reflection to realise you can’t do that to the past.
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