Hi and welcome to my site! I'm still learning how to code and such (very, very slowly) so please don't mind anything being fucked up.

I watched Invincible for the first time in 2021 when I was 17. I instantly liked Mark and from there the attraction only got stronger and stronger. I really don't remember much from that time, or from that first watch, but luckily I wrote down my thoughts as I was watching and I can pinpoint the very first time I admitted I liked him.

It's hard to talk about what I love about Mark Grayson without talking about everything at once. But I think what strikes me most when I rewatch Invincible is how charming I find his ...I don't want to say arrogance because it has such a negative connotation but he's got this self-assuredness to him, rightfully and wrongfully so at times, which definitely captivated me. It never felt obnoxious, though it did feel bratty to a certain extent, it was cute and in the narrative, it served the purpose of setting up how naive and hopeful he was at first so that we, as the audience, could see the long journey ahead of him. It was something I, as a casual viewer of superhero media, hadn't seen very much. He was fast, strong, kind, pretty and brilliant but he was fallible and the road ahead of him could only offer more complex lessons. Vital to his character, he took significant damage and loss all throughout his first year of superhero-ing. Yet, he still maintained an air of whimsy, silliness and hope that was tinged with the precarious dilemma of how he can continue to save the world without succuumbing to a ruthlessness remniscent of his father. I believe the scene of him assuring other people and trying his hardest to save them even as his father threatens his life for doing so and tries to break his resistance is such a perfect demonstration of his character.



I've been selfshipping for a long while now, pretty much since childhood (which I think might've started with Robin from Teen Titans 2003?). Although my OCs are not always complete copy-pastes of myself, I still consider them to be representations of me. I don't really care about sharing, I am of the opinion that everyone has a different view of my faves and thus is shipping with a "different" version of the character than I am. I don't really ship much canon x canon, and even when I do, I'm not as invested as I see other shippers tend to be. I don't know that I'd label myself fictosexual but I've always had a tendency to be attracted to fictional characters. Here is some more info on yumeshipping!

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