u/kmorr18

I hate that we haven't gotten Scemma in any relevant TV media in years, the closest we got was in WATXM but of course that got cancelled. And the only other time I can think of is what we got in the X-Men anime. Now with the X-Men castings, it's clear it's still something that unfortunately is not going to happen, especially with Samara being older than Kit and Sadie. Why is Marvel so afraid of Scemma?

Fine, fix how the affair started, have it be mutual attraction, have Jean die early or whatever. But how are they going to ignore the clear story beats that have Scott develop as a leader and defender of mutantkind and ignore that all of that comes with him being with Emma? It sucks so much being a Scemma fan when they keep resetting back to the status quo of Scott and Jean being "forever," and having Scott and Emma's relationship being shafted by with woman can't make up her mind on whether she wants Scott, Logan, or to be this cosmic being.

How long has it been for you?

I was dx'd at 17. I'm 32 now. Growing up I was always dx'd with joint pain: couldn't stand for long periods or write for long periods without getting achy and sore. Had foot surgery and knee swelled up with fluid that turned out to be RA.

Second part: For those that have had fusion or replacement, how'd it go? How long has it been? I'm trying to put off surgery if I can and am looking at other options like regenerative medicine injections/therapies like Prolozone or Radiofrequency ablation.

I'm curious if anyone else feels this way. With Koschei being the penultimate villian of Acotar it just feels like there haven't been enough high stakes. Yes, we had the war with Hybern and the Queens and everything else. I'm not expecting necessarily anyone to die or betray each other.

I know that Elain is tied with Koschei, and that Elain is a walking spoiler with her being a seer. But it just seems like there hasn't been enough conflict or it hasn't been equally ramped up throughout the series to give that impression.

Obviously these three books are going to be big and it's going to be alot of story. But for a "death-god" I was expecting more. It just doesn't seem like an equivalent build up for the overall story and I wonder if it's going to be too much and I don't want to say fall flat but fall apart narratively.