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Not very beneficial

i've never had to come out as a mutant, because my power shows all the time. it kinda sucks, because i get a lot of hate for being "disgusting" and "repulsive", when it's not my fault that i have to eat like a fly as well as everything else.

people don't approve of you vomiting acid onto your plate before you eat anything.

luckily i'm staying in xavier academy these days, because i think that if i were anywhere else, people would still be discriminating towards me for the most part.

still, i'm proud of my mutation. and i can fly. suck it.

- plusroyalistequeleroi

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Strange approval method...

My dad wasn't very happy when I finally told him that I was a mutant... At first. He was curious, naturally, and he didn't understand how I could possibly be a mutant. Come on.

However, his mood towards it soon changed to pride when I showed him that I could control all the electricity in our house. Now I'm shown off amongst the friends of my parents for being able to do "that cool thing with the lights".

- mimetastic

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Still proud.

I never came out as a mutant intentionally. In fact, quite the opposite - I wasn't even aware of my powers for half my life.

As a teenager, I went to a house party, and well... Things went a little wrong. A fight broke out, and then a fire started amongst all the mayhem. Something inside of me snapped, and when I freaked out...

I changed sexes. Yeah, not the most effective power in a fight.

But, I tell ya what, it distracted everyone.

Nowadays I think it's a pretty awesome power, and at the advice of a friend, I'm using the codename Hermaphrodito.

Yeah. It's pretty awesome.

- rocketrobinhood

#the greatest power