If you had or have kids, would you want them to have superpowers? Why or why not?

[HawkPerception]

(Note: Nothing that makes them a god, invincible, immortal, or immune to disease)

[ohsheeT]

Well that's the thing is when you have a child you treat them you talk to them as if they do have a superpower because they do it's who they are it's who they become it's how you teach them it's how you guide them


I was on vacation with my ex-wife And The moment that we had sex I knew that she got pregnant And while we were having sex She had said something About having a boy or girl way before that But I was thinking about it And I was building My child I wanted a son I was building him in my head while we were having Sex

Kind of on and off drifting into it off of it but we had just got done watching the movie The Terminator I think it was and at the end of the movie The Lady single mom has a baby named Kyle and he saves the world and I don't know why but that's what I was thinking of

But anyway she got pregnant that night When we had the baby boy I named it Kyle And he does have superpower he's a fireman paramedic

He's 6'5 6 ft 6 big buff good looking handsome strong men who was raised right who is very kind he's just an all-around good person all the way around just by the way that we raced after he was born two years after he was born we got divorced but he was still raised very good and he does have super powers as far as I'm concerned

[Xawyx-2]

Of course, or at least some special abilities in sports. Why? Because it's always kinda helpful to have a superpower of some kind ;)

[Xawyx-2]

Thanks for the MHO

[Rei13]

It depends on what it is and when it would manifest especially under the assumption that I am a normie. If they healed a lot quicker than normal (wouldn’t be immortality/total immunity to disease) that would be a huge plus if something bad happened. As far as super strength, teleportation, super speed etc probably not because they could hurt themselves or someone else pretty easily even without meaning to. Mind reading maybe, maybe not just because of the emotional damage that can do even if also beneficial

[RandomGirl42]

Oh yes. Especially superpowers like being able to remote view and talk to your spirit guides and all the things like that, that we can actually do but just forgot how.

And some Harry Potter type spells would be really awesome too!😊

[NathanDavis]

nope... I would prefer for them to have a more "average/normal" life... and for the extraordinary to come in moments, moments that are meaningful and exciting and all that... but no superhero stuff... that's idealization

I would want them to live for real

[FunkyMonkee]

Supposedly, we're all born with abilities of that sort but, because we're never taught that we have them or how to use them, they just fade away over time.
It'd be nice to have kids that could do things like that as long as they would NEVER use them to hurt others. We don't another incident like that Billy Mumy episode of The Twilight Zone where he'd send you to the corn field if you didn't like him or do what he wanted you to do!

[Crimsyjo]

Probably not a hood idea. I'd totally use them for evil gains. Sigh.. sad and bad but I'm being honest.

Amd then after that they would prob turn evil against me too.

[queenofcardio]

Yes.. I always wanted to have superpowers as a kid..

[Telekinetic-Potato]

Uhhh I don't think it would be very responsible but fuck it, they'll figure it out

[thegreenyogi]

Of course I would. Even better if I could be the one to give them those powers I would...

[12karen]

I mean why not

a little bit of spice for them

[bobalife]

Why not? We can be like the Incredibles and that’s dope af 😂

[exitseven]

Yes, anything to give them an edge.

[Kelly6]

@HawkPerception Power of Thor