What superpowers would you have, based on your personality??

Superman cause I feel and love helping everyone

@Tinywhisper11 i think mind reading

Don't care if world burn

@Tinywhisper11 I'd have the super power to eat ice cream all day while being invisible so tht I can have it all to myself haha 😄 

@Tinywhisper11 BPD Baddie with superpower of scaring others away

My super powers are - showing basic human values only when required and not throwing it over just for sake. Ofcourse understanding.

@Tinywhisper11Time travel, the way I ruminate on the past lol. More seriously, I love history and always wonder how things might have gone differently

Being apart of this thread, reminded me that I have been watching an old TV show from the 1980s.  It is called The Greatest American Hero.  It was something my Dad used to watch when I was a little kid.  It is like a spoof off of Superman.  This guy can fly sorta but can't quite get it right, He's always hitting things and crashing.

From Wikipedia:

Superman and Green Lantern connections

The powers of the red suit were somewhat general, but still were similar enough to the abilities of Superman that Warner Bros., the owners of DC Comics, filed a lawsuit against ABC. Warner Bros. Inc. v. American Broadcasting Companies, Inc. was ultimately dismissed.[3] However, the series has more inspiration owed to another DC property, Green Lantern, in that it shares the basic concept of an ordinary human being given a powerful weapon granting extraordinary abilities by extraterrestrials, including the later appearance in the series of an alien who is loosely reminiscent of the Green Lantern Corps' administrators, the Guardians of the Universe.[4] It also shares the same concept of another DC property, Starman, in that it shares the basic concept of an ordinary human being is given a red costume, and given a powerful weapon granting extraordinary abilities by extraterrestrials. The series is also very similar to Nova from Marvel Comics, in that it shares the basic concept of an ordinary person attending school being given a powerful weapon granting extraordinary abilities by extraterrestrials, including the later appearance in the series of an alien who is loosely reminiscent of the Nova Corps' administrators, the Xandarians. The concept was also very similar to Frog-Man, a former supervillain, and now one of Spider-Man's allies, as well as the superhero by the name of Ant-Man, Scott Lang (all three of them, also created by Marvel Comics), to which a non-superpowered person attending school is given a red costume that grants them extraordinary abilities and superpowers to fight off crime and bring evil to justice.

In the pilot episode, while Ralph ponders whether to accept the suit, he observes his son watching the Super Friends cartoon. Batman is heard to say, "We need one more Super Friend who can fly!" In a later scene, having yet to convince Pam he really is a superhero, Ralph jokes, "Look at it this way. You're one step ahead of Lois Lane: she never found out who Clark Kent really was." In "Saturday on Sunset Boulevard", Ralph needs to change his clothing quickly. Seeing a telephone booth, he grumbles, "No! Never!", but ends up using it. Later, while Ralph struggles to get changed in the back of Bill's car, Bill notes "We need to get you a bigger phone booth."

@Tinywhisper11 Invisibility. 

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Probably something silly like shape shifting or obscure like being invincible on Tuesdays while standing on one leg and and singing Opera?

What I want tho is either reality warping powers that can do anything if I have the knowledge, teleportation, or healing people! :3 

Good luck with your powers cutie Cuppers, make the world of 7cups a safer and happier place with them!