#vicsagekin

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A few weeks ago I figured out I was Vic Sage, aka The Question. Particularly from the Justice League cartoon(s) from about 2004. Conspiracy theories are super funny to me now, and brushing my teeth is a chore when I remember my past lol

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Antikin often ask why someone doesn't remember their past lives before we hit this reality. I did. I remembered the 70's DC comics universe, my past life, my name, my marriage to Linda, everything. And after I told someone, it ruined my life. I posit that many fictionkin may have known of one of their past lives during another one, and either never told anyone or had it go so wrong when they did that the memory was repressed simply for being traumatic. - The Question/Vic Sage + Jimmy Olsen

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I wonder if the fact I was ace and in a heteroromantic relationship in my last life means I shouldn't come forward with this kintype. I know that 'cishet' often means 'ace and aro people who aren't in a relationship with someone of another gender' in a lot of circles online, and I don't want to deal with that. Ace people who date people of another gender do not magically not suffer from aphobia. I wasn't 'cishet'. But I can't trust any of you to understand that. - The Question/Vic Sage

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I suppose I owe an apology to Lex Luthor. Let me be clear: I only killed you because the fate of the world was hanging in the balance. I never hated you. You were genuinely trying to atone for being a villain and I ruined that. You could have been heroic, but in killing you I ensured you never would be. I wanted to prevent the Justice League from becoming dictators and what I did was necessary, but you did not deserve it. If you can't forgive me, I understand completely. - The Question/Vic Sage

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A large chunk of my life as Jimmy Olsen was spent oblivious to the fact I was nonbinary, no matter how much evidence piled up. It took me until I was 26 to realize I was ace in my life as the Question/Vic Sage. And here I am now, after years of crushing on people of all AGABs and presentations, only just now realizing I might not be straight. Kin commonality? I am breathtakingly slow on the uptake. - The Question/Vic Sage

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I remembered my life as Jimmy Olsen while I was Vic Sage. I remembered an entire life that was impossible because the Superman in my world's existence contradicted the memories I had. I was called crazy, a crackpot, a lunatic, even by other members of the Justice League. And yet, I don't feel better knowing I was right, because now I'm alone, devoid of anyone I knew in either of my DCAU/DC comics timelines. Being right is meaningless. I miss my friends. - The Question/Vic Sage/Jimmy Olsen

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I knew what my past life was when I was Vic Sage/the Question. It was part of why I joined the Justice League. I was Superman's friend Jimmy Olsen, from the 70's comic universe. I saw him be an unprejudiced hero in a time that was basically unheard of. That he didn't trust me or see me as respectable in the 00's cartoon universe was irrelevant. I wanted to be there to support him, when he needed me. Only he can saw if he feels I failed or succeeded, but Clark? I'm still rooting for you.