Originally Posted by
salarta
Aside from everything I said in my last post, to make it clearer, the argument of "Lorna doesn't get enough use to have other partners" just demonstrates bias against her even more. It means Marvel is so biased against her as a character that they don't give her the same level of use as other characters. Most notably Havok, who Marvel repeatedly forces Lorna into relationships with while trying to convince people that Lorna's not just being used to promote Havok every time they do it.
Lorna is not just a victim of the double standard, she's a prime example. Men are allowed to have multiple partners, ergo they have more stories to tell, ergo they get more use. Women aren't allowed to have multiple partners, ergo they have fewer stories to tell, ergo they get less use. And in Lorna's case, a hell of a lot of it comes down to an idea that Lorna should exist solely for Havok. Which is the root of all attitudes about "men get many, women get one" for partners.