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Does anyone know what that tromp is called when you have to like survive. That's it just basically survive but like with other people. I don't know what the exact tag is called it is driving me insane 

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Let's talk about Clark and Connor ⚠️TW: SA⚠️

Look, I honestly don’t know that much about the relationship because I was never really into Superman or anything like that. But from what I understand, Konnor was a clone created by Lex Luthor after Lex stole Clark’s DNA. When Clark found out how Konnor was created, he didn’t accept him.

Here’s my issue: how people see this. Again, I’m not into Superman (I’m mostly a Batman fan) but people act like Superman not liking, hating, or being disgusted by Konnor’s existence is some horrible crime. But Konnor never asked to be born. Clark never asked for him. He wanted a son, sure (like Jon) but not like this. If Clark wanted a child, he could’ve figured out a way to do it himself.

What bothers me is seeing so many posts saying things like, “Why can’t he be a better father? It’s still his son.” But to Clark, Konnor is the result of a violation. And even though, as far as I know, he wasn’t physically assaulted, he still felt violated, and Konnor was the result of that violation.

I don’t know about you, but if someone were sexually assaulted, I wouldn’t expect them to be all happy-go-lucky about the baby that came from it. When a pregnancy results from assault, the person has a few options: abortion, because they never wanted the baby or the trauma, in the first place. Adoption, because they chose to carry the baby but can’t live with raising a child that reminds them of what happened. Or they keep the baby which takes incredible strength and usually a strong support system. And even then sometimes it's not even enough to do it. But not everyone can do that. And not everyone should be expected to.

I know they’re fictional characters, but this has always bothered me. Or am I wrong and I've missed a few chapters and they ended up getting along at some point. If I am please correct me but this is all I seen when it comes to the relationship. 

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Would you fall in love with me again but the Batfam 

Fic idea I might write later if I have the energy. So you all know the song Would You Fall in Love with Me again from Epic the Musical. Well, that, but it's with the Batfam in their very first life. Instead. The ages where they died in their first life are the ages where Bruce found them in their other lives. So they live in some type of utopia in their first life and let's say the Joker (but like in this utopia the world) breaks into like a type of palace or whatever they have and just straight up slaughters all of them, maybe because of what type of creature they were because I think Dick could be a harpy, Tim a siren, Jason a Phoenix, and Damian some type of have fe/half dragon. And either way, they're all slaughtered and Bruce comes home to his nest of children, and he just sees them lying dead in the place where they would all sleep together and pieces of them are missing, like Dick's wings, Tim's tail, Jason's claws and eyes, Damien's scales and wings, stuff like that. So he is so heartbroken by this that he seeks revenge, but because he's so distressed, and he's not taking care of himself, he ends up dying before he can avenge his children. But they end up getting reincarnated over and over and over again, finding each other becoming brothers and their ages all get mixed up eventually. Sometimes Tim is the oldest, then Jason and then Damien and then Dick just going down the line. Sometimes they're all brothers, sometimes their fathers and sons, mothers and daughters, sisters. Sometimes animals are sometimes humans, just anything and everything. Anytime they're about to die or die from anything, they're murdered or sickness or old age, when they're at the end of their life, they get bombarded with all of their past lives, and they get to know that they'll have their family again, and they'll be waiting.

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Every once in a while I think of this AU where the Al Ghul's have some type of terminal illness that is passed down genetically and usually end up dying before they turn 25 and it's why there's all set with the Lazarus pit. And the illness wouldn't have a cure because Ra's over 600 years old and anyone who has had it has already died.

So when Damien finds out he has to pick rather if he wants to die to this illness or go back to the league and become mad like his grandfather and mother. I also like to think about the bitterness he might feel because he's already spent half his life fighting for a cause that he had nothing to do with and for the rest of his life he's going to have to deal with an illness slowly killing him.

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Just a friendly reminder that Damian Wayne is an artist which means and can draw whatever he can imagine. Which means the next time Jason takes the last if Alfred's cookies or Bruce tells him he can't go on patrol there can be pictures of Red Hood in multiple pregnancy photo albums or Batman pregnant with Hal Jordan's child all over the manor.

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Not because I wanna make a joke out of it because I seriously think this and i'm in love with it. I see Damian Wayne becoming a doctor the same way as Cristina Yang from Grey's Anatomy. No, not because of any race thing (my friend brought that up so I want to make that clear) but because they both what's on their mind and are work ethic. 

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(TW SA)

Do you guys ever think about how Bruce sometimes can't look at Damian because he reminds him too much of his rapist? How maybe some days he looks at his own son and still feels disgust, then shame for having those feelings towards his son, who had nothing to do with it. That sometimes he just can't look Damian in the eyes without having flashbacks to Talia, that hearing his accent reminds him of her, and that seeing Damian's skin, hair, and eyes makes him want to shower and scrub at his skin until he pretends to forget her touch. How, despite everyone telling Bruce that Damian looks just like him, all he sees is his mother, and he gets irrationally angry and impatient with Damian simply because he can't stand looking at him anymore, and he wants him to go away. That, maybe sometimes he has to switch up patrols to have Damian go with Nightwing or Red Robin or anyone but him because he couldn't stand being around Damian any longer? He still loves his son, still wants to protect him with all he has, but sometimes Damian just existing is too much for him, and the guilt of feeling all of this, of taking his frustrations out on his son who has done nothing wrong. That all Damian did was be born under the wrong circumstance is eating Bruce alive.

And he can't do anything about it because if he did, he'd be seen as the bad guy because what type of father doesn't love his own son unconditionally?

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joker and Robin repeat

So we all already know the Joker beat Jason to death with a crowbar, then exploded the warehouse. And we also know that Tim is Joker Junior. So, what if the Joker breaks out of Arkham? He kidnaps Red Robin for a few weeks or however long it took to brainwash Tim. Then, after creating JJ, the Joker kidnaps Robin (Damian) and goes to recreate Jason's death, but now it's the Joker's son and Batman's son. The difference is that when they're done, the Joker leaves JJ and Robin both to blow up in whatever warehouse they're in. 

I don't know if the Batfam makes it in time to save them (that's up to you), but if they don't, imagine the devastation that would have on everyone.

Jason is angry himself because if he had just taken the Joker out himself, if he hadn't listened to Bruce and killed the Joker himself, this wouldn't have happened. Dick was starting to argue with Bruce more because he had killed the Joker. He killed the Joker the first time he killed the Joker back when Tim was still Robin, and that man should've stayed dead, but instead, Bruce brought him back, and because of that, his brothers were gone. Damian was not in blood, but still his son. His son was gone. And lastly, Bruce failed. He failed to save Jason when he was Robin. He failed to save Tim. He failed to save Damian. He keeps letting his children down, and they keep dying on his watch. Three of his children have died, and two of them are gone. And it's all his fault for not being faster, for not finding Tim when he was missing, for failing to protect his sons. They were still children. They were his little boys, his babies, and they were gone. He could never get there fast enough. He would never make it in time to save his baby boys.

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So I haven't seen any ideas of this and this is like my first post, but I like the idea where Batman and Robin (any robin). Is going after this unknown criminal or whatever, and they get overwhelmed and cornered, and the criminal for whatever reason is gunning for Robin, and Batman is trying to protect him because it's getting too dangerous for his liking specially with his son around but as he's fighting the rogue or whatever he's starting to lose, and he's doing literally whatever he can to protect his child, and it's not working because he's losing, and his head is starting to spin black spots are invading his vision he's getting weaker and the adrenaline that was pumping through his veins isn't enough. he's not enough to keep his son safe, and he knows if he loses then something's going to happen to Robin, but he's losing he isn't able to protect Robin and Robin is doing their best to get away (on Batman's orders) but they're cornered and there's no escape, so Batman is on the ground his vision fading in and out and all he sees is the criminal going towards his son and the last thing he hears is his child screaming for him because now his sons in danger, and he can't do anything about it.