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You really like Tony Stark? I know you like Bucky and Steve so why do you like Tony? He tried to kill both of them? (I am not a troll I'm just interested in your opinion)

Also can you explain why you like him? thanks!

Oh man I love Tony. Iron Man is what first got me so obsessed in the Marvel/DC superhero genre, so I treasure him a lot. Bucky is my number 1 and I like Steve too, I just happen to like Tony more. 

I think everybody in the mcu has made mistakes and made bad judgement calls but for some reason Tony is one of the characters where people feel the need to blame every single bad thing that happens on him. Worst of all he blames himself too. There have been so many characters that have made mistakes and been able to redeem themselves, some haven’t been held accountable at all, and for some reason none of the good things Tony has done outweigh his mistakes. Most of the problems arise from his desire to help people in the first place.

 At first his sarcasm and quirks where a lovable character trait and as time went by they stopped being funny and started being the result of an untreated mental illness, and people went from loving him to blaming him, because he acts out of fear and anxiety which is something other characters continuously take advantage of.

Shield takes advantage of Tony’s dependence on the Avengers, because let’s face it without Tony’s funding, his innovation and everything he does, there would be no Avengers. Not that that matters of course because nobody ever gives him credit for anything. Steve plunges into the ocean to save a city full of people and he’s hailed a hero. Tony does the nearly exact same thing and he’s taken for granted. Both heroic acts but the characters are treated vastly different. 

The entirety of the mcu rests on it’s neglect of Tony Stark and their continuous insistence on making him miserable. Without Tony’s continuous shitty treatment, they wouldn’t have any consistent storyline for the avengers. 

Tony ultimately has no support system. He has the Avengers a family which he cherishes but ultimately they don’t have time for him. (added: support such as Pepper, is one he’s for no reason in particular deprived of. It’s pretty clear that they will get back together but for Civil War he’s deprived of the most influential person in his life, for the sake of angst. Rhodey is a good friend but also has responsibilities of his own and after his injury in Civil War the focus in their relationship will be leaning towards him and his recovery [as it should]. So it’s less about how his friends fail him, but how the plot deprives him of the thing’s he cares about, mostly for no good reason. Due to this Tony is often left out of the equation and his feeling are pushed aside, in favor of the problems at hand)

Bruce is always pretty much looked after. People are wary of him, they feel sorry for him, Natasha becomes his personal nanny/LI for an entire movie. But at the end of Iron Man 3, Bruce can’t be bothered to listen to Tony talk about his feeling’s and everything that’s happened throughout the movie, and Bruce actually FALLS ASLEEP. 

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Can we appreciate that Bruce has attempted suicide, is traumatized by his experience, feels guilty for the Hulks destruction, want’s to help people and live in peace and yet can’t be bothered to listen to a highly traumatized friend in need. A person he on many levels can relate intimately too. 

In fact it’s not that he just doesn’t pay attention, Tony is so irrelevant to him that he falls asleep. Tony’s a pretty shut off person. He cares so much that  he’s needs to close himself off so that he can function. So he only has a few people he would ever really open up too and when he finally want’s to talk to someone to be comforted, his friend falls asleep. With the excuse. “I’m not a therapist.” You don’t need to be a fucking therapist to listen to a friend in need. Tony doesn’t want to be psychoanalyzed. He want’s someone to listen, someone to care about him.  The worst thing is after he realizes Bruce is asleep and wasn’t listening, you can see the shift in his expression. He immediately closes himself off, makes a joke out of it, as if it doesn’t bother him. But it does. 

I hate this scene because it represents pretty much everything I hate about how people treat Tony. (added: I don’t want Steve stans to go off on me here so what I mean is that this scene isn’t too terrible but it’s representative of how people think of Tony and how they treat him.) As if his accomplishment’s are worthless. As if he hasn’t struggled, faced loss, as if he isn’t one of the smartest people on the planet. They make assumptions about him. Steve should know better than anyone that it’s not the serum, or the armor that makes the man. It’s the person underneath. He himself faced people that doubted him all his life, because he wasn’t as strong, wasn’t as capable, they didn’t care about his heart. Just like in this scene where he assumes things about Tony without knowing him. Just like people did to him, in enlistment offices, in school, throughout his entire life.

Not to mention Steve is trying to start a fight here. He’s trying to put Tony down, wants to fight him. To prove that he’s better than him.

Iron Man is Tony Stark and Tony Stark is Iron Man. Iron Man couldn’t be a hero without Tony Stark, and Tony Stark needs Iron Man to be a hero. 

Basically I love Tony Stark  I want people to realize how hard he works, what he’s sacrificed, and that if you strip away the suit, what left underneath is just as brave, kind, strong and courageous.

I want people to stop treating a good man like a villain.

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September 29, 2018

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Tony: *loses Peter in a crowd*

Tony: oh my god

Tony, dead inside: WHO LIVES IN A PINEAPPLE UNDER THE SEA-

Peter, wearing clout goggles and falling from the ceiling: SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS

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Peter, crawling to the kitchen of the compound at 3 AM: WHERE is the appley juice

Sam, hitting him with a broom: WHAT *smack* THE *smack* FUCK *smack smack smack*

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Tony: *does something cute*

Natasha: I don’t care.

Narrator: But she did care.

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Tony: This is my ex-boyfriend, Steve Rogers. Steve: [to Tony] Stop calling me that. Steve: [to person] Sorry about that, I’m Tony’s Husband.

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Tony Stark gets stabbed and wakes up in hospital like ‘god damn did they miss a vital organ again why can’t they just fucking KILL M-’

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same ‘please lord grant me strength’ energy

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I love that Tony Stark is such a subversion of toxic masculinity in the superhero genre. 

He’s not some masculine manly man hero. He’s the most fragile of the Avengers–that’s why he needs a suit to protect him. He wasn’t trained like Clint or Natasha, he can’t turn into an incredibly strong alter-ego like Bruce, he’s not an enhanced human like Steve, and he’s certainly not a god like Thor. 

His first response to aggression isn’t to go to blows, but to use his wit. He’s down for compromise and playing politics to get his way, not punching through the problem. 

He’s not some guy who’s afraid of being perceived as effeminate, because he dresses nice, shows interest in fashion. 

He defers to a woman in power over him (in fact he’s the one who put her there because he saw she was the most capable person for the job). 

He’s been cast in the role of the “damsel in distress” multiple times.

He’s showing interest in becoming a father (is in fact really excited about the prospect), while toxic masculinity is about men showing zero interest in parenting. 

Of all the Avengers, it’s clear Tony is the most emotionally-driven one, which means he’s not your typical “stoic” action hero; we see him lash out, acting irrationally, being overall a dramatic hoe. He almost cries in every single movie (!!!). 

Like the entire Iron Man identity is a beautiful metaphor for Tony as a person. At first, he can appear cold and hard on the outside, but then we see he’s actually warm and soft under it all. He can get easily hurt–by both physical and emotional blows. He uses arrogance and posturing as a shield to protect himself–to deceive people into thinking he’s not as vulnerable as he really is, which is why he can outwardly present like your typical chauvinist, but, through these films, we see it’s all a brittle mask (one he forged after suffering years of abuse at the hands of his father). 

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#the audacity

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bonus >з

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I probably was created for the sole purpose of loving Tony Stark

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me @y’all everyday:

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#tony stark accepting death

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Someone: What are you thinking about?

Me: Nothing…

Me Actually:

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steve: c'mon tony, its been fourty years,,, you cant be mad at me forever

tony, spitting his gucci dentures in steves face: phat whas always your issue phteve, you undewestimate me

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