u/Accomplished-Leg3644

Recently started watching Spectacular Spider-man for the first time, and oh my gosh this show is amazing

This is so funny, so I didn’t grow up watching Spectacular Spider-man, the first spider-man animation I watched was Ultimate Spider-Man.. and I thought it was great (like because the animation quality was so good and new). I’d come on Reddit and see how people would be roasting it, saying it’s nowhere near as good as the Spectacular Spider-Man. But when I look up the spectacular Spider-Man the animation style looked old and I was wondering if it was even worth watching because i wasn’t sure it’ll be great.

After a while I decided to give it a go, and oh…my gosh this show is amazing. I’ve been binging it since I started. The storyline is amazing, I love how they focus on the life of Peter Parker (so much drama) and yet also showcase him being spiderman. I love how they show how each person becomes a villain along the way (they really do well showcasing how the villains went from regular people to villains). I love the animation as well, it’s so fluid and the fights and fight choreography are so good. I love how he uses his brain and science to outsmart the people he faces. It also feels very real because most times he’s beat and his life as Peter isn’t always going his way yet he finds a way. I’ve really enjoyed this show so far so just came here to talk about it (I haven’t found a dedicated subreddit)

I’m currently on episode 19.

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u/Accomplished-Leg3644 — 4 days ago
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Recently found out my dad has an affair outside of marriage. Some of my friends(the few I’ve spoke to) tell me it’s ‘normal’ and some say their dad’s have cheated before too. Should this be considered normal/normalized? Is it a cultural/social thing we have? we shouldn’t be surprised/judge if a married man cheats anymore?

(In the Ghana workplace context) I also hear of those married men with workplace affairs stories and it’s also eating into the perception I have that maybe everyone actually just considers this the norm? Or that extra marital affairs are fine (“oh it’s normal”) for men, would like to hear your thoughts on this reddit

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u/Accomplished-Leg3644 — 4 months ago
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Recently found out my dad has an affair outside of marriage. Some of my friends(the few I’ve spoke to) tell me it’s ‘normal’ and some say their dad’s have cheated before too. Should this be considered normal/normalized? Is it a cultural/social thing we have? we shouldn’t be surprised/judge if a married man cheats anymore?

I also hear those married men with workplace affairs stories and it’s also eating into the perception I have that maybe everyone actually just considers this the norm? Or that extra marital affairs are fine (“oh it’s normal”) for men, would like to hear your thoughts on this reddit

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u/Accomplished-Leg3644 — 4 months ago