No as I said in my post, which you clearly couldn't have read properply to draw this conclusion. I repeatitaly said her behaviour was wrong but you could understand it, Peter's you couldn't understand. People can say that it was just for publicity but in reality it was because he wanted to kiss a girl he fancied and get away with it.
Right. so than AGAIN- according to your thinking MJ is right and Peter is wrong. Or at least MORE WRONG. And no, MJ's behavior isn't understandable. She has a pattern of cheating on guys when she becomes dissatisified with the relationship instead of being strong and telling the guy what's on her mind. It might be understandable if she did it once, with Harry. But she does it over and over. She doesn't learn from her mistakes. She doesn't even acknowledge them as mistakes.
And no- Peter wasn't trying to get a kiss off a girl he "fancied". He clearly didn't care about Gwen as anything other than a friend. He wasn't thinking about her or the kiss. His every thought (curiously enough) was of MJ.
See this is the problem, people only look at it from Peter's point of view, if he is always out saving people how can he be there for her? It's like saying I'd loved to listen to you MJ but there's a complete stranger I've never met on the other side of town, they're more important than you
Okay.... I see where your sentiment is coming from. You actually think listening to MJ ***** about her career is more important than saving someone's life. And you seem to forget that Peter IS there for her. He was there front row for her opening. He spent the rest of the night, not on patrol, but with her sharing in her moment and making her feel good about herself. Alot more than can be said for MJ. When Peter needed her she acted as always like a self-centered cow. Instead of telling Peter "not to do anything stupid" she should've just held him and told him how much good he's done and not to let his anger damage that (And I'm saying in a NICE WAY). She should've done anything she could to calm him down, including, yes, screwing him. Because she's supposed to know that Peter's better self wouldn't kill a man in cold blood. Funny that Aunt May, who didn't know Peter was Spider-Man seemed to be more sure of that than MJ.
Why should she talk to Harry, he was an *******, **** him. John she could've talked to and it was wrong of her to not have and Peter was never there.
As the Vile one said she did this all the time in the comics as well.
She should have told Harry she wasn't happy, he wasn't treating her right and if he wanted to keep seeing her, he'd better step it up. That's what a strong, intelligent adult would do.
She wouldn't have accepted John's proposal in the first place, as she was only doing it to spite Peter. But after she did and realized she was unsure about things she should have told John before she went to see Peter. Then, after Ock's defeat, she could have told John
then that she really didn't love him. What does she do? Abandon and embarrass him in front of his assembled friends and family without as much as a goodbye.
Then she lies to Peter about what's bothering her, and for no good reason. You think a guy who has survived all that Spidey has couldn't put on a happy face (And you can't even see his face) for a short ceremony if MJ had told him about her being fired? Hell, it's only
being fired- it isn't as if she had to tell him she had inoperable cancer.
And her doing all of this in the comics is immaterial. As weve seen, things can change from comic book page to screen.
I'm not saying MJ should be perfect. The stories would be boring if she was. But she should be at least likeable, and in Peter's case, loveable. As I keep saying, I really don't know why Peter loves this girl, aside from his childhood crush. Gwen, as always- is the chick for Peter Parker.
