u/Apprehensive-Bus7613

Let's say you manage the impossible and win her heart. What would it really be like to have a relationship with Tatsumaki? Many people have a distorted view of the character, seeing her as an adorable tsundere who's just looking for love, when in reality she's very different.

To begin with, Tatsumaki, being a public hero, so strong and with so many enemies, would make you her weak point, and you'd be in constant danger from all the organizations trying to harm her.

You'd also have a huge responsibility towards her, as you'd become her Betty Ross. You'd be one of the few people capable of calming her down and preventing her from causing disasters.

We already know she has a very distorted view of love, as she's quite possessive, intense, and overprotective of the people she loves, especially if she feels they're in danger. The only reason she gave Fubuki more freedom is because she also has powers and equipment, and because she believes Saitama is protecting her. But you don't have powers, and Saitama isn't watching over you, so if she acted that overprotective with her sister, you, lacking powers, would be even more protective and possessive.

Tatsumaki also has a very volatile temper, so you'd have to know what to say; not because she'd hurt you, but because she'd take it out on others.

I don't understand why Marvel has this need for every Marvel character to be a superhero. It frustrates me how ridiculously they paired them up and how they tried to force them together. I could overlook it if they developed the character and their relationship properly, but instead, they turned Mary Jane into a rather unpleasant and rude character towards Peter. They killed Paul just to pair her with Flash, and practically every story this Venom has appeared in is mediocre at best. Marvel knows this, which is why they feature more popular characters like Peter and Eddie, since Mary Jane can't carry a story on her own and wouldn't sell as well—that's why they canceled her jackpot comic. That's another reason why they almost never show Mary Jane's face as Venom, and while her new design has been a bit more accepted, I don't think her stories will improve. But at this point, there's nothing we can do; we can only wait for Marvel to decide to go back to normal, or until some writer decides to separate this new Venom. Who knows how they'll do it, but it will be something to celebrate, and this arc will only be remembered for the variant covers of Mary Jane passing by.