Why Spider-Man Suffers: The Curse of Being Too Good 🔥 скачать в хорошем качестве

Why Spider-Man Suffers: The Curse of Being Too Good 🔥

Spider-Man suffers more than any other hero — and it’s because he’s too good. Peter Parker chooses responsibility over power, love over revenge, and saving others over himself every single time. The "curse" of being too good means endless guilt (Uncle Ben, Gwen Stacy), constant sacrifice, broken relationships, poverty, and near-constant heartbreak. He could be rich, powerful, or selfish like Tony Stark or Batman — but he won’t. That moral choice is what makes him relatable… and what keeps him in pain. Deep breakdown: The "great power, great responsibility" trap — why it curses him How his goodness destroys his life (relationships, health, future) Comparisons with other heroes who "win" by being selfish The psychology: altruism as self-punishment? Why fans love his suffering — catharsis and real-world resonance If you love Spider-Man analysis, superhero psychology, moral philosophy in comics, or why good people suffer most, watch till the end — it will hit hard. Timestamps: 0:00 – Intro: Why does Spider-Man suffer the most? 2:20 – The curse begins: Uncle Ben and endless guilt 5:30 – Being too good = broken life (Gwen, MJ, Aunt May) 9:00 – Comparisons: Stark, Batman, and heroes who "win" 12:40 – Psychology: Is goodness a curse or strength? 15:50 – Final verdict: Would Peter be happier if he was selfish? Like if Peter Parker’s pain hurts you too! 🔔 Subscribe for more deep dives into superhero psychology, Spider-Man secrets, moral dilemmas in comics and why good heroes suffer. Comment: Would Spider-Man be better off if he was more selfish? #SpiderMan #PeterParker #SuperheroPsychology #CurseOfBeingGood #MarvelAnalysis #SpiderManSuffering #ComicPhilosophy