Does 'Make More Mutants' Place an Undue Burden On Women?

**Macallan** · 10-30-2019, 05:57 PM

Full grown adults can be generated from thin air, the most brilliant mutant geneticist in the world lives in the island, literal reality warpers just chill walking around....I think anyone assuming only traditional baby making methods is showing short sidedness and a lack of creativity on their part.

**BroHomo** · 10-30-2019, 06:12 PM

Originally Posted by Foon4000

Krakoa already needs a supreme court to interpret the law have we learned nothing from the founding fathers.

You mean not pay taxes and owning slaves?
Krakoa can do better!

Originally Posted by Wissenschaft

Why are you only concerned about women? It takes two to have kids and a father is going to have just as much responsibility raising a child as a mother.

YAAAS!!!
BOLDED& EMBIGGENED for those who need to see this
Xavier
Cyclops
Archangel
Wolverine
Apocalypse
Longshot
Magneto
*Cannonball
Ain't seen none of these Dudes take the lead in childrearing. The X-Women have done enough

**butterflykyss** · 10-30-2019, 06:16 PM

it takes two to tango. therefore no.

**djoki96** · 10-30-2019, 06:16 PM

Originally Posted by BroHomo

You mean not pay taxes and owning slaves?
Krakoa can do better!

YAAAS!!!
BOLDED& EMBIGGENED for those who need to see this
Xavier
Cyclops
Archangel
Wolverine
Apocalypse
Longshot
Magneto
*Cannonball
Ain't seen none of these Dudes take the lead in childrearing. The X-Women have done enough

You know what? Those guys should give birth to them too.

If Arnold Schwarzenegger could do it, so can they.

**BroHomo** · 10-30-2019, 06:24 PM

Originally Posted by djoki96

You know what? Those guys should give birth to them too.

If Arnold Schwarzenegger could do it, so can they.

Don't forget Danny Devito...
buuut
OMG I lOOOOOved that movie!! I literally thought it was a documentary about a pregnant man
#smdh
Thank it's not a reality (yet) I woulda filled up my Abortion stamp card by now

**Rosebunse** · 10-30-2019, 07:56 PM

As a woman, I do find the whole thing a little...odd. Yes, there are ways around pregnancy, clearly, but at the same time, it is a uniquely feminine burden. Given Hickman's own history with writing women, I'm not sure he'll explore it.

That being said, I do think he's setting up a bit of a battle between the women of the X-Men, particularly between Moira and women like Emma Frost and Mystique. Moira is a woman who seemingly keeps other women at a distance, while at the same time, she sees the men around her as her toys. And to Hickman's credit, he actually does explore just how someone like Moira would come to this conclusion, especially given her relationship to Destiny and Charles Xavier. Meanwhile, Emma Frost isn't a nice person, but she is able to build relationships with other women which are sort of healthy and which build her up as a person. Even if Jean got Scott, Emma is able to be an adult and let bygones be bygones. She sees Kitty Pride as a valuable tool and comrade.

And Mystique is going to want Destiny back. It's that simple.

**Omega Alpha** · 10-30-2019, 08:11 PM

Originally Posted by Rosebunse

As a woman, I do find the whole thing a little...odd. Yes, there are ways around pregnancy, clearly, but at the same time, it is a uniquely feminine burden. Given Hickman's own history with writing women, I'm not sure he'll explore it.

Except that it was never supposed to be about pregnancy. And of course, to claim Hickman doesn't know how to write women is non-sense.

Originally Posted by Rosebunse

Even if Jean got Scott, Emma is able to be an adult and let bygones be bygones. .

Heh...you're not really been paying attention to the books, have you?

**Snoop Dogg** · 10-30-2019, 08:15 PM

The sooner mutants learn that the future of life lies in A.I., the better. Make more mutant machines.

**CoCoBandz** · 10-30-2019, 08:19 PM

Originally Posted by Snoop Dogg

The sooner mutants learn that the future of life lies in A.I., the better. Make more mutant machines.

Okay what's with all these Emma avatars what's going on? Is this like that weird YT thing?

**Rosebunse** · 10-30-2019, 08:21 PM

Originally Posted by Omega Alpha

Except that it was never supposed to be about pregnancy. And of course, to claim Hickman doesn't know how to write women is non-sense.

Heh...you're not really been paying attention to the books, have you?

Well, she ain't trying to rape Scott, so that's an improvement.

**H-E-D** · 10-30-2019, 09:03 PM

Originally Posted by Snoop Dogg

The sooner mutants learn that the future of life lies in A.I., the better. Make more mutant machines.

I'm still waiting on a pro-mutant, Krakoan bio-tech Nimrod.

**phoenixzero23** · 10-30-2019, 09:22 PM

I don't think the X-men need sex or pregnancies to have babies, they have other methods.

**Wolverine12** · 10-30-2019, 10:28 PM

The answer is a fairly clear "no" since they have the ability to resurrect the missing 17 million mutants or so. You want to have a kid, go ahead, we'll be cranking out about three hundo to three fiddy a day down in the hatchery. They are literally making more mutants.

**Veitha** · 10-31-2019, 12:06 AM

Originally Posted by CoCoBandz

Okay what's with all these Emma avatars what's going on? Is this like that weird YT thing?

FluffyCyclopsRLZ's idea.

Dear CBR collective,

In the spirit of hugs and friendship and appreciation of the successful X-Franchise, may I humbly suggest we start rocking avatars inspired by Jonathan Hickman's alleged gallery of eeevvviiil, scenery-chewing meanies? For instance, we could start with an Emma Frost avatar week. Then Cyclops. Then Magneto. Then Emma Frost again. Just because.

Sincerely,

Fluffy

**Leirus** · 10-31-2019, 12:16 AM

It is not make more babies but make more mutants. They have around sixteen millions to bring back, just from Genosha.

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