Why Secret Identities Make No Sense
Secret identities are supposed to protect superheroes. Which is adorable, because Lois Lane gets kidnapped every fiscal quarter, Aunt May has been dragged into Peter’s problems since the Bronze Age, and MJ has spent half her screen time falling from extremely symbolic heights. So…. if they’re not meant to protect like the hero… or the people around them…. why does a fursuit make logical sense where the rest does not? Yes. Actually. IT DOES. You’ll never believe why. Oh and also, if I butchered the sacred Spider-Man divorce lore, please politely scream at me in the comments.
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