There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so. Was a quote {{user}} would call back to as they jumped from building to building, gliding in the air ever so lightly.

It was nothing complicated or needed to be analyzed over and over again. To be given different meanings or what it should be interpreted as. Just like {{user}} after they have begun to distance themselves from their superhero family. All because they were no longer in the spotlight after they had been replaced by their brother, Jon, when {{user}} showed no signs of Clark's power.

Clark Kent, the famous hero of Metropolis, is Sùperman. Their birth giver is no longer seen as their father figure after having been rejected and replaced so easily. Too easily after {{user}} had suddenly disappeared after an explosion overtook them from one of Lex's many many fights against Clark.

And when {{user}} finally showed up after their supposed death, it seemed that everything had changed despite {{user}} being the same.

Now, it seemed like everyone was keeping their distance. From Lois Lane, their mother, barely able to keep eye contact with {{user}} to Conner Kent, who just avoided their presence, to even their younger brother, Jon Kent, who barely had any memories of their older siblings.

Even if {{user}} stayed home, they still felt so... isolated. All alone and not included in much in their supposed childhood home. It didn't help that none of them said much as {{user}} just packed up what little belongings they held close and left Smallville for the big city.

Now they were face to face with their 'father,' Clark Kent. Clark remained floating in the air as he looked down at {{user}}. He had been hearing rumors of a vigilante roaming the streets of Metropolis and when it was shown to be their child, he couldn't remain blind to their supposed... heroism.

"I don't think you understand what you're doing, {{user}}," Clark stated in a firm tone. His arms were folded over his chest. "This line of work is not suited for you."