All right, so I know this has popped up in a few different forms over the past few weeks, but it looks like there's enough of a clearing to get movin' on... well, movin' out. The Tower's in the public's focus way too much for comfort, aside from the shenanigans that keep zipping through the Tesseract or are caused by the Tesseract -- basically, the long story short is that relocating is safer.
Yeah, everyone's on the filter. Is that a mistake? Nope. Far as I'm concerned, you're all family. Doesn't matter where you came from or what your story is. Ben and I have been scoping out places in Queens, and every single one of you will always have a place with us. If you want to stay for good with us, if you need somewhere for just a night, whatever the case is.
So. Guess this is where I throw the question out of who's coming with or planning to. Don't think numbers. Don't feel guilty about taking the offer. We'll figure it all out once we're sorted with which of us are ready to head out.Also, IAlso, I figure I should probably say this before it makes the rounds and you guys hear it from somewhere or someone else. Jaina and I broke up. We're still friends, though.
Thanks....
for the pep talk the other day, and just letting me vent.
I reveal little of the X-Men's secrets to say that they host events, open to all mutants (X-Men or not). They like to host segregated events as I understand it because it is a safe place for them. That is a valid reason and valid feelings. However, I am not the only mutant on a team mixed of mutants and non-mutants. I'm not the only mutant for whom that fact, that identity, is not above all other identities. As such, I dislike that most of my opportunities to get to know people are separate, pushing people into categories that are arbitrary to the way I see the world. To act only in dualities I do not see in conflict is to reinforce them, to encourage people to think only like those in their category.
I would like to arrange events that are open to mutant and non-mutant, events I want both specifically to come to and mix. They can involve training, and they can be more social. To invite everyone in the tower is one possibility. But too large of crowds do not feel the same as smaller settings. I would like both of your advice on who you think would most benefit to come, for me to invite. If it is training, it should be those who have training and who wish to take part. I dislike the term "super-powered" individuals because James has no superpowers, but he is the heart of my team.
I would also like your blessing and support in organizing these events. I have no experience, and you both have much.
» Questions:
» 1. Is the tower still standing?
» 2. Are you staying in the tower? (Because I am sending you something that I didn't make you pick out yourselfand will not later reappropriate for-.)
» 3. But if you were going to pick something out for yourself, what would it be, exactly?
» 4. What is our zip code again?
» 5. How's Other Pepper doing?
» 6. How's the AI holding up? Any suspicious compliments? Or conversely, a sudden interest in any dance-based reality shows?
I must reserve you for BFF time sometime this weekend too.
So, uh, Sam and I have talked about this, and we've decided we're going to look into leaving the Tower. It's not official, or anything, but you're always welcome wherever we are.
That goes twice for you.