Michael Exists

The movie was definitely not as good as the last Thor movie, some jokes didn't hit and it felt pretty underwhelming, not to mention the villain was pretty stereotypical, but besides that it wasn't the worst Marvel movie to ever exist, though the whole pointless gay relationships got annoying, and that's coming from a bisexual transgender guy. It's like Marvel is now trying too hard to push LGBTQ+ characters into films for no reason. " Oh, this character doesn't have a love interest? Make them gay!!! " Minor spoilers I guess, but Korg ( aka rock guy ) is gay and has two dads and by the end of the movie gets a male love interest. Ok so he's gay... but why? If they wanted to make him LGBTQ why didn't they make him Aromantic and Asexual and or Non Binary? If he was Aromantic and Asexual it would make sense because he's rocks, and if they made him non binary it would also makes sense because they could have said that they choose their gender through their personality because once and again, rocks. From what I know Marvel hasn't had an openly Transgender character yet and they missed their shot.

Besides the LGBTQ representation, this movie isn't good and that's coming from a transgender person who is still legally a child Some of the parents who are ranting about shoving sexuality in children's faces need to get a grip, almost every kid show shows a heterosexual relationship but when it's a homosexual relationship it's considered brainwashing? We don't get killed, r*ped, and harassed just to brainwash children. And to the people using the bible as an excuse, the book has been edited thousands of times ( literally thousands ) and the word homosexual was made in the 1900s so yeah, it's safe to say the Bible isn't a trustable source of information I really have nothing to say about the movie itself as it's just generic and forgettable, but I wanted to tell my own take on the oh so scary lgbtq representation