What is the greatest thing about being single?
The question should be changed to 'greatest thingS' because there are so many!Can talk freely to whoever, whenever, however you want to. Nobody questions when and why you were talking to somebody.Save yourself from the hassle of gifts, dates, anniversaries and what not. (For a forgetful person like me, anniversaries will turn to disasters)All food, money, popcorn in the theatre, fries in McD, chicken wings in KFC for yourself. No sharing. Splurge on what you want. (In my case, clothes) Binge watch your favourite TV series at night, watch that football match, play XBox games with friends or just lie down like a walrus. No worries.Keep flirting, keep crushing. Who's going to question you?Groom for yourself and because you want to, not because anybody likes you clean shaven or bearded, long or short haired, waxed and eyebrows threaded and whatever.No arguing or persuading, cajoling, serenading and doing all things that relationships require people to do. Give true compliments and insults.Don't have to act mushy and do all that baby talking. Don't have to use words like sweetiepie, babydoll, sugar, cupcake, pastries, biscuits, carrot cake, jalebi fafda, besan ka laddoo and what not. Look all the ugly you want, nobody cares. Grow your hair out. Don't wax for ages and walk around like a proud grizzly bear. I say, look like Chewbacca. YOU ARE THE BOSS. (Actually wait, don't look like Chewbacca. You can't be scaring out people around you and then also remain single forever)This is the perfect attitude towards singlehood. Enjoy it while at it!
Who is the most famous superhero (the one who gets the most movies, comics and animated shows)?
Spider-Man. Boom. Done.Ok ok, I’ll give you more.Batman moviesBatman (1989)Batman Returns (1992)Batman Forever (1995)Batman & Robin (1997)Batman Begins (2005)The Dark Knight (2008)The Dark Knight Rises (2012)Superman MoviesSuperman (1978)Superman II (1980)Superman III (1983)Superman IV (1987)Superman Returns (2006)Man of Steel (2013)Plus, of course, Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice.Spider-Man moviesSpider-Man (2002)Spider-Man 2 (2004)Spider-Man 3 (2007)The Amazing Spider-Man (2012)The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014)Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017)Plus, of course, his appearance in Civil War.So we’ve got 7 solo Batman movies, 6 solo Superman movies, and 6 solo Spider-Man movies. That’s fairly even isn’t it. It is, unless you count recent. If you count from 2000 onwards you get a different counting. You get 3 Batman, 2 Superman and (still) 6 Spider-Man.Batman & Superman were the most well known superheroes. For the longest time it was Superman, Batman, and a far distant Spider-Man as third. But then Spider-Man came out in theaters. Introducing him to millions more people. He was already growing in popularity.Growing up I read The Amazing Spider-Man, Spectacular Spider-Man, Web of Spider-Man, & (later on) Spider-Man. There was also Marvel Team-Up and he guest starred in other comics almost constantly. He was such a popular character that when Marvel stopped printing the UPC symbol on the front for DM comics they used his picture for a while. Granted, there has always been numerous Batman and/or Superman titles as well. This paragraph is only an addendum about the growing popularity of Spider-Man.The final proof is in merchandise sales. Spider-Man sells more merchandise than Batman & Superman combined. According to The Licensing Letter Superman’s global retail sales are about $277 Million, Batman’s is a respectable $494 Million. Combined together that’s about $781 Million, which is an absolute shit ton of money. Spider-Man though? Sorry DC, Spider-Man sells appx $1.3 Billion in merchandising[1]. That is one hell of a lead.Superman & Batman are both very popular and very well known. Once upon a time they were clearly the most well known super-heroes. Spider-Man has usurped them though. Between comics, cartoons, movies, & merchandising I am fairly certain that Spider-Man is easily the most famous of them all.Footnotes[1] Which Superhero Earns $1.3 Billion a Year?