Sanvers breakup confirmed

Here is the thing there is no backlash. The only backlash there is from SC fandom and sanvers fandom. We all know what the reason is for that. And its baseless hating. Rest like this ship actually, its no accident the ship was already embraced by teen choice award and was nominated as best ship. People love them. Even they said it on the Blu-Ray commentary on Supergirl Lives. They see the huge love for them too.

Hey Starlord, I'm not going to delete this but maybe, possibly use this as an opportunity to point out some stuff as a learning opportunity. As folks have pointed out there are some generalizations going on. You are making claims that the only backlash is coming from Supercorp fans and while, yes, that is true as far as Supercorp fans have shown backlash, they aren't the only ones. I will say that I admire that you are trying to support the love of Mon-El and Kara very steadfastly, please consider that it isn't the truth for everyone. Long story short, Supergirl grand vision, for you, is that Mon-El and Kara belong together! Others may not share that view and its ok to share your view without using aggressive language toward other views. Not sure if I'm making my point clearly. All I'm trying to say is that you are making good points, that could be made without such vigor.

Thanks

On an entirely different point, I have a question. When I was in college, I dated a girl that was nearly perfect for me (at the time). The relationship was the longest one I had thus far in my life and I was convinced that it was going to go the distance. That said, after 13 months, it ended. Not by my choice.

I bring this up because I want to bring up the parallel with Alex. Alex is in a VERY new position in her life. Maggie is her first true relationship in her life. That said, if I didn't have and lose my first relationship of real love, I wouldn't have been prepared for Staffer Kelsey (my wife of two years and partner for over 7).

So I wanted to ask, while Maggie and Alex were incredible and very powerful television, representative of positive LGBTQ relationships, wouldn't it be in Alex's best interest to have the life experience to have one or two relationships to find a true and complete companion in life?

On an entirely different point, I have a question. When I was in college, I dated a girl that was nearly perfect for me (at the time). The relationship was the longest one I had thus far in my life and I was convinced that it was going to go the distance. That said, after 13 months, it ended. Not by my choice.

I bring this up because I want to bring up the parallel with Alex. Alex is in a VERY new position in her life. Maggie is her first true relationship in her life. That said, if I didn't have and lose my first relationship of real love, I wouldn't have been prepared for Staffer Kelsey (my wife of two years and partner for over 7).

So I wanted to ask, while Maggie and Alex were incredible and very powerful television, representative of positive LGBTQ relationships, wouldn't it be in Alex's best interest to have the life experience to have one or two relationships to find a true and complete companion in life?

Yes, this makes sense. Coming out no matter what your circumstances is always a hard and life changing thing. I was lucky when I came out and my girlfriend and I are still together over 16 years later. But I can see how just such a life changing event itself could cloud your judgement. It will be a great story seeing Alex grow into her new life and getting comfortable with it.

On an entirely different point, I have a question. When I was in college, I dated a girl that was nearly perfect for me (at the time). The relationship was the longest one I had thus far in my life and I was convinced that it was going to go the distance. That said, after 13 months, it ended. Not by my choice.

I bring this up because I want to bring up the parallel with Alex. Alex is in a VERY new position in her life. Maggie is her first true relationship in her life. That said, if I didn't have and lose my first relationship of real love, I wouldn't have been prepared for Staffer Kelsey (my wife of two years and partner for over 7).

So I wanted to ask, while Maggie and Alex were incredible and very powerful television, representative of positive LGBTQ relationships, wouldn't it be in Alex's best interest to have the life experience to have one or two relationships to find a true and complete companion in life?

Defiantly agree that in real life it's usually in a person's best interest to have one or two relationships rather than staying with their first love. It's one way we learn what we truly need and want in a partner. Every relationship I've ever been in no matter how it ended has taught me something about myself.

On the other hand I have good friends who got together in their very early twenties and recently celebrated their 15 anniversary. Heck in real life Chyler is married to her first love, I believe she said she met Nathan West at an audition when she was two weeks shy of her 17th birthday. They got married in 2002 so she would have been 19/20.

Bottom line is I think most people don't wind up with their first loves but it does happen. I think it could be positive LGBTQ representation to show Alex dating.

On an entirely different point, I have a question. When I was in college, I dated a girl that was nearly perfect for me (at the time). The relationship was the longest one I had thus far in my life and I was convinced that it was going to go the distance. That said, after 13 months, it ended. Not by my choice.

I bring this up because I want to bring up the parallel with Alex. Alex is in a VERY new position in her life. Maggie is her first true relationship in her life. That said, if I didn't have and lose my first relationship of real love, I wouldn't have been prepared for Staffer Kelsey (my wife of two years and partner for over 7).

So I wanted to ask, while Maggie and Alex were incredible and very powerful television, representative of positive LGBTQ relationships, wouldn't it be in Alex's best interest to have the life experience to have one or two relationships to find a true and complete companion in life?

Yeah, it bothered me that Alex was gonna marry the first woman she met. We're shown a lot of times that our first love will be our only (like in Disney movies, for example), so I think it'd be a good thing to see Alex move on and fall in love again. And maybe even a third time.

I'm just super glad that they're not going to make sanvers into an offscreen relationship. That would have been a huge mistake.

It does happen. I was 17 when I met my wife to be who was almost 16. We have been together for 50 years, married 46 of them. I have a feeling this may be a first love that will probably last!