Mutations

I’ve never been one for lying. My mother has also never been one for lying. I don’t lie to her about anything. I learned my lesson. Of course at times I leave out details and whatnot but normally the truth is what is told. People make mistakes and I’ve made mine. I haven’t been truthful to people about my mistakes. Because I haven’t been truthful I feel guilty. It’s hard to accept that I’m lying to people. So now I’m feeling guilty and lying but I feel my hidden mistakes are for the betterment of everyone. Acting purely on my morals of not lying have gotten myself & others into trouble before. At the time myself & others have to be the consequences but I’d rather deal with the consequences of telling the truth than living with the guilt.

I feel like being able to pass is very easy and more positive than not being able to. Life would be harder but knowing you have this superhero responsibility to uphold it would be manageable. Both parties have mutations and these superhero responsibilities. They both have the support of all the other X-Men as well. Being able to pass relates to a normal society as a whole. Those with obvious mutations, like those with disabilities, a certain race, or a certain clothing choice, can be identified as different from the regular society. I think the main thing to take away from any X-Men series is that there are many of them and they have to support of each other. This support system is the most important.

I’m not sure what mutant I relate to the most. No matter my mutation though I don’t think I would ever cure it. I think because of my lack of exposure to the X-Men I’m unable to decide. Perhaps I’m like the one mutant in the film who was able to detect the presence of other mutants at their status. I think I’m good with people like that. For the sake of choosing I’d pick her. But from my understanding there are so many more X-Men so that’s not my final answer.