ivy's relationships with other women should never be normal

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ivy's relationships with other women should never be normal
yayyy
Always falling into a hole, then saying “ok, this is not your grave, get out of this hole,”
im trying to formulate thoughts about Absolute Poison Ivy's obsession w/ combining everything into 1 kingdom of life (i.e. erasing boundaries between individuals and their identities) while also retaining a single unaltered element of her old body that pretty firmly makes her "herself", and how to compare this to comics canon + most other versions of Ivy, who is outwardly fixated on her individuality despite (or in response to?) actually being both a pretty intensely fragmented person + usually not able to separate herself from other humans in any real way. its quite interesting to me but as usual im not sure what conclusions to draw, maybe I will gather the strength to find screencaps and elaborate
truly truly truly so much untapped potential in giving ivy more health complications from her whole deal. "she has inhuman endurance and heals from everything perfectly and never gets sick" zzzzzzzzz im asleep. give her chronic symptoms of illness please zzzzzzzzzzzz
the bug that fell into my water
8 pm on a wednesday i am writing a disgustingly long post analyzing all of ivy's major suicide attempts in comics canon bc we are only alive for so long on this earth
being a metahuman opens up unprecedented eating disorder possibilities