I know alot of you hate the idea of Tony and Peters surrogate Father/son relationship but hear me out,

My dad wasn't the greatest, nor was he around alot. At one point he went to jail and treatment and lost parental rights for both my brother and I. Then my step grandpa took us-

- in and gave us a home. While my father was gone I looked towards my grandpa for a new father and he became just that for the time being. Then I met Jose and his family, his sons became my brothers and Jose became my new role model/father. He took care of me, treats me like a -

- son and he's the best grandfather my son currently has. Unfortunately my step grandfather died 3 years ago and I was left with Jose, and from there on I put my idea of father figure onto him. He's the best father I could ask for and he's always there to guide me whenever I-

- need the guidance. Now to wrap this into MCU's Spider-Man its a similar situation (I'm not going to bring up the Sony/marvel deal). After the death of Ben and all of a sudden the world's greatest hero recruits him of course Peter is going to look up and invest into Tony, its-

- what most of us would do. Tony was a surrogate father that temporarily filled the void left behind by Uncle Bens death. And now that Tony is gone, and due to the events of FFH Peter now has to fill that void with himself and forge a new path. In the end we're always looking-

- for some sort of Father figure, whether it be a role model, a friend, or yourself its still something we desire. I desired it my entire life and I have it while also being a father to my son.

The journey that MCU spidey is going on is similar to that and I'm confident it-

- will lead to Peter finding the figure within himself and the teachings of Ben and Tony.

Nuff said