It’s a goal of mine to discover my superpower.
I have one, I’m sure of it.
But like grey hair and failing eyesight, I think superpowers show up at different times for different people.
Since my hair has sparkly highlights of grey and I can no longer read that stupid-small writing on the back of the Children’s Tylenol, I feel as though my superpower should be obvious by now.
I have a few ideas.
1. The ability to always pick the line with the least competent checker at whichever megastore I am in. There is no doubt that this is a skill of mine. I’m just not sure if I can elevate it to the level of superpower.
2. My fingernails are repellant to nail polish. They can begin to flake off a pretty polish in minutes. This could signify some sort of chemical powers. I could be Turpentine Woman.
3. I have a cowlick on the back of my hair that refuses to lay flat. This is the most promising of the three because it could signify some sort of anti-gravity powers.
Do you know your superpower?
Of course you have one.
Just for all of you, I did some extensive research (a full 10 minutes of googling and quiz taking) to bring you the highest quality superpower quiz (from the first two pages of Google’s results. It’s a sign of my dedication to you that I even made it to the second page.)
This quiz made me laugh and was quick.
Click Here: What Super Power Should You Actually Have?
Here’s what I got:
I confess, I hadn’t thought of that one.
And I will NOT be practicing my powers inside the house.
What superpower did you get? Or do you already know yours? Do tell.
Ah, glitter. The herpes of art supplies. Once it’s there, it’s there for good.
I got the power of white hot puns. I’m so punny!
white hot puns! That could be the new skill of some villain in one of your books. Too many puns is torture!
My husband once (unfortunately) noticed that whenever I sat down next to him on the couch, his beloved Dallas Cowboys would score a touchdown shortly thereafter. He began insisting that I stop whatever I was doing and come sit next to him whenever they happened to fall behind. My reply to him at that time was that I wanted a different superpower. 🙂
The one I always wanted was invisibility. Not to see forbidden things, but to forbid people from seeing me. 😀 It’s definitely no coincidence that my heroine ends up with that power.
That’s funny about the football! I like football. I wish my presence helped the Broncos score. Unfortunately that doesn’t seem to be working.
I think invisibility would be fun! For the same reason as you.
OK, I’ve got tears in my eyes and my SO thinks I’ve taken loss of what sense I might have.
You got: the ability to kick a car in half
Most people barely make a dent with their hardest kick, but not you. You can literally kick a car in half. If a bad guy is trying to get away in a car, too bad, because you can just kick it in half.
Nice! That’s an impressive superpower. That quiz made me laugh, too.
You get, I’m gonna be all in knots if this JA doesn’t pop occasionally in your story?
That was one of the MANY reasons for the concentrated editing lately. The Alaric in my head was fun. The one on the page was morose. I’m still not sure it’s where it needs to be, but it’s closer.