This was definitely a stressful time for the Kent/Lane household. Jonathan has to deal with the downside of having powers and keeping them secret, which Jordan knows all too well. Not to mention that Clark and Lois are fully aware of what Kyle and Chrissy are willing to do to afford their dream house. The stress reaches a boiling point when Clark and Lois find out that Candice knows Clark's secret because of Jordan. Now Clark is going to have a harder time keeping his secret because yet another person outside of Smallville knows it. Lois even provides an explanation as to why Clark is so protective of his secret. Clark's parents were very protective of Clark ever since he was 4, when he started developing his powers.
@@micahfranklin4560 - Clark also flat-out disobeyed Martha once he was a teenager and would zoom away right in front of her to go stop crimes in progress.
@@ericle5366 - Because the secret does *not* protect them! You think Lex moved to Smallville just to harass Lois? Even if he did, that *still* put the boys in danger! The secret has *not* successfully protected them since season one. Clark's the one who insists that being repeatedly attacked by supervillains in their own home is a "normal life"! If he weren't a hypocritical idiot, then Clark would recognize his own bad habits help cause this. He moved the family to Smallville, and suddenly Superman was hanging around town all the time. More so than he was anywhere else including Metropolis! Then Superman goes to another universe or gets his heart ripped out by Doomsday, and Lois and the boys have to make up more lies to explain why Clark is missing whenever Superman is!
I understand both points that’s what I love about this show both the parents and the boys have valid reasons it’s not just the parents are always right and they are forced to listen to them it’s each side having valid reasons for doing it.
What was the boys valid reason? They are being extremely selfish no other way around it. They have super powers. They have a special privilege others simply will never have and they want to show it off. That is exactly what it is. That is what it keeps circling back to. They want to tell people about their powers. Why? So they can brag about it and show off. Sorry "stop hiding their powers" is their excuse even though showing off tends to be exactly what they keep doing with their powers. And can you imagine the pressure that would put on a teenage girl to be told their boyfriend has super powers? To know he could fold you in half like a piece of paper with ease. Great way to make sure she never leaves you I guess. Terrible way to have a functioning relationship though. Say what you will but Clark being extremely careful until he was an adult, waiting until he knew without a shadow of a doubt and propose marriage before sharing his secret to Lois was the right call.
Those two don’t really understand that their dad was the first hero ever with super powers. There have been crime fighters, masked vigilantes, all with some gimmicks and fancy weaponry but Superman was the first to move the earth with his strength. No matter the iteration, the climate of his debut has always been tense and finding out who he is without the cape would have been life changing.
This is *not* a new argument. Clark used to disobey Martha once he was a teen. He lies constantly. But he expects obedience and truth from his sons, who know that he's a hypocrite.
@@daniels7907, He's an adult now with far more responsibilities than he had when he was a kid, and far more to lose if his secret became public. The world will never leave this family alone and the people who hate Superman now have can use it to get to him and his family. Clark has every reason to be afraid, because there is a lot that can go wrong, even if he tries to come out on his terms.
@@callmev3531 - Did you sleep through the entire series so far? Supervillains *have* been coming after his family, *at the Kent farm!* The Secret protects *nothing!* Not even Clark himself, and certainly not Lois and the boys. It's all about Clark's downtime and nothing else.
@ , I'm not just talking about villains, I'm talking about the court of public opinion and their view of not just Clark, but the boys as well. These are deity-like beings that, if they make the wrong move, can easily inspire fear and hatred from the public, can easily lose their trust, something Clark has the maturity to understand, but has now caved to the needs of his boys to not feel pressured to live a lie like he was. Like I said, the world will never leave them alone, they'll never be treated as normal people ever again, every action they take will be analyzed, scrutinized, judged, and they won't have a civilian cover to hide from it coming at them all at once. And among these people will be those with that now have the ammunition to target not just their safety, but their reputations, and with how immature these boys are, they're way more likely to make mistakes that end up going public and not being able to handle it well. This secret may have been have its issues, but it was there for a good reason, now all this family has is the hope that public opinion of them never turns against them.
@@callmev3531 - And you honestly believe that the secret identity helps with that? General Anderson went completely nuts because he had no idea where Superman disappeared to when he wasn't doing DoD stuff. Superman's REAL protection was that his father-in-law ran the DoD for years and gave him the legitimacy of government endorsement.
She’s still a teenager, she doesn’t live in Smallville anymore and she’s mad at Jonathan when he’s lying to her. Her life would be endanger since she know Clark’s identity
You mean like his own sons' lives were in danger time after time because villains knew the secret anyway? Clark lies to *everybody* including his own family and *himself!* Jordan is 110% right that their "normal lives" are a sham. But Clark doesn't like unpleasant truths. Kind of like how he was the only one in the family in season one who failed to see past his nostalgia to recognize that Smallville is *not* the nice little town from his childhood and that the locals were being very hostile towards his family (even when not possessed by dead Kryptonians).
@@daniels7907 Wow, you're so right. Almost all the villains in this series attacked them on the farm and the lies have brought them trouble more than anything, what's the point of keeping the secret if it doesn't protect them anyway?
@@nicolassanz9035 - Clark can be stubborn, but when it comes to nostalgia he can be worse. Jonathan never had a chance to become the star QB on the Crows because the locals favored their own kids and treated Jonathan as an outside threat because he was too good. Superficially, Clark knew that things sucked for Jonathan. But he gets so easily distracted by Superman stuff that he often lets that take a higher priority. Like his habit of missing Jordan's doctor appointments back in Metropolis. Smallville ended up being the *least* safe place for the family. But Clark expected his teenage sons to just get over being repeatedly attacked by supervillains. Every time he preached about their bogus "normal lives" I wanted to stab him in the neck with a shard of Kryptonite! It's like: "Dude! Your sons have been in constant deadly danger *in their own home! When will you accept that?"* Freakin' Lex Luthor showed up on the Kent farm porch, and later brought *Doomsday* there! Even after *having his heart ripped out* Clark was still pushing this "normal life" nonsense on the boys!
@@nicolassanz9035 - This is why Clark finally outed himself in the comics, and is now doing so here. Besides, it's just not plausible anymore. The idea was invented back in the 1930's and could survive through the decades when men rarely went out without wearing a suit and a hat. Today we have casual attire and facial recognition on our phones! If you held Clark Kent's phone up to Superman's face, it would unlock!
@@daniels7907 Keeping the secret seems to be making things worse besides the boys should suffer all because Clark is scared of what would happen to word got out
That was a bit harsh I mean imagine if Clark lost Lois because she felt that Clark didn't trust her enough to tell her that he is Superman and Jonathan did'nt want to lose Candice
Well, Jordan and Sarah broke up because he couldn’t tell her the truth. Just like Clark and Lana were when he couldn’t be honest with her about the car crash.
@micahfranklin4560 yes and despite that she never told anyone about her suspicions for years. So by that point Clark had known Lois a lot longer and knew he could trust her when revealing his secret than Jonathan has known Candice. Clark is right to be angry.
@@K1214-m9w So what makes Clark think that Candice can't protect the secret ? I mean I will say yes Jonathan should've talked to his Dad first and told him what was going on before telling her but Clark should've also recogonized how much toll not being able to tell the secret to the people they love and care about has been on the boys and as his father Clark should not want Jonathan to lose Candice as an expense to keeping the secret
I was the Same Way with them Not Denying about Denise’s Suspicions and telling Candice cause Doesn’t Everyone Remember what they’re Secret being out did to them on Bizzaro World- Plus if People Kept finding out then lex was sure as hell gonna send more people like Otis after anyone who’s close to clark and knows his secret- so you can understand that keeping this secret is all Clark’s ever known-
Yes, that's true, but remember that Lex already knows the secret and it's pretty naive of Clark to think that he won't take advantage of that and spread it around. At this point, for me, it's not about whether people find out or not, but when and from whom they find out. Isn't it better that they told Candice before she inevitably finds out from someone else?
i can get clark not happy about timmy knowing the secret but its not fair that he suggested jon do with candice what jordan had to do & went through with sarah. i get clark wanting to keep the secret but there are certain you can know to trust.
Jordan was right about telling candice & when clark said jordan shouldve known better then to tell candice that wasnt fair because jordan lost sarah for the same reason & arguably could still be with sarah had clark & lois allowed him to tell her earlier , not being able to tell her , lying , hiding the truth. its very clear how much jon & candice love eachother & its clear how much eliza dumping jon hurt him. that wasnt fair of clark to say jon should just dump candice so that he can keep the secret.
Clark was absolutely right to be upset with the boys because again it wasn't their secret to tell anyone, just because they have powers now and they want to show off doesn't mean that their father has to and they should respect that due to the fact that's their father's right to privacy and they're living under his roof therefore they have to abide by his rules no matter how much they dislike it, Jordan may have had his heart in the right place telling His brother's girlfriend, but it still was not his place to do it due to the fact that they had no Idea how she would respond to learning that about her own boyfriend, It wasn't okay for jordan to do that with his own girlfriend sarah because she wasn't in the appropriate mental headspace to know such a secret at that time, plus she broke his heart by cheating with someone from camp so if anyone wasn't deserving of knowing the truth about him it was her at that time, if they ended up breaking up with their girlfriends OH WELL!!! they are handsome, well put together young men they would have no trouble finding love interests that will accept them and understand their reasons for keeping secrets from them concerning their own family, If they truly loved them, they just have to be patient and trust the process and most importantly the boys need to trust their parents, especially their father who is one of the most popular superheroes in existence and one that Lex luther himself has such a hard on in destroying, who doesn't care who he has to go through to do it! 🙄😎😁🔥💯👍🏻
@@vmaninc.761 I will say Jonathan should've just talked to his Dad and Mom first before deciding to tell her but for Clark to let Jonathan losing Candice all just to protect his secrect that's selfish and besides half of the town already figured it out when Doomsday carried his body back to earth and dropped it and Lois 's and the boys feet so what's the point
@micahfranklin4560 It's not selfish when you have a maniac like lex Luther threatening to destroy your entire family, doomsday dropping him in front of Lois and his sons wasn't a clear-cut indication that he was clark, Everybody in the world knew that Superman and Lois were friends so it would have made perfect sense to see them upset due to the fact that he was such an important and special part of their lives, Not seeing clark around was easy to explain away for when he was alive they had sam lane to help with that, The point of the matter is the boys should be more careful with the use of their abilities and just listen to their father and respect his wishes of not allowing the secret to be found out by anyone, If that cost them their relationship with their respective girlfriends while that is sad It's necessary to keep the family safe by all means necessary! 😁😎🔥💯👍🏻
I agree that it wasn’t smart for Jordan to tell Candice about Clark (despite his reasoning). Besides, he still might’ve been able to save her and Jonathan’s relationship just by telling her that Jon was busy helping Lois find Lex’s daughter (in an attempt to stop him from trying to get back at Lois) and leaving it at that
Honestly if this wasnt the final season id hope we get some ramifications for secret being exposed, like Lois is attacked, and hurt badly before she gets saved or Candace/Sarah, as a Reminder to the boys just cause you have powers and cant be hurt your loved ones can
Honestly I can't blame Jordan but I do not blame Clark I would be pissed off too but at the same time you can't blame your two sons for telling the truth about you because they know and especially the people have to know eventually that who was protecting their entire town I'm sorry to say that but at the same time you got to be proud of your sons a little bit but I can understand you being upset at them at the same time
Clark needed to get over himself. Aside from the fact that HE already blew the secret already, he's making the common parental mistake of forgetting that his teenage sons will be legal adults sooner than he thinks. When they become adults, they will no longer have to put up with him, especially now that they both have the same powers he does. A lot of parents make this mistake, they get arrogant and think their authority will last forever. Having not spoken to my own father in 17 years, I can assure folks that fathers have a LOT less power than they think they do. Clark had to change or risk being cutoff from his own sons.
I wouldn’t say bad just wrong. I mean if Clark had never revealed his secret to Lois would she had stayed like she did after she found out all the way to want to have kids with Clark. Clark’s just being overly cautious, people would react differently if they find out that there boyfriend/girlfriend was really a superhero or vigilante.
Teenagers can be impulsive and underestimate danger. Candice may have good intentions but lack understanding of the weight of such a secret. Even smart teens can do stupid things because kids are still kids.
This was definitely a stressful time for the Kent/Lane household. Jonathan has to deal with the downside of having powers and keeping them secret, which Jordan knows all too well. Not to mention that Clark and Lois are fully aware of what Kyle and Chrissy are willing to do to afford their dream house. The stress reaches a boiling point when Clark and Lois find out that Candice knows Clark's secret because of Jordan. Now Clark is going to have a harder time keeping his secret because yet another person outside of Smallville knows it. Lois even provides an explanation as to why Clark is so protective of his secret. Clark's parents were very protective of Clark ever since he was 4, when he started developing his powers.
as clark said , it was different for him , he lived on a farm
I don’t know why the Kent family are arguing about keeping a secret. They still got Luthor breathing down their necks.
And yet Clark had countless fights with his parents growing up
@@micahfranklin4560 - Clark also flat-out disobeyed Martha once he was a teenager and would zoom away right in front of her to go stop crimes in progress.
@@ericle5366 - Because the secret does *not* protect them! You think Lex moved to Smallville just to harass Lois? Even if he did, that *still* put the boys in danger! The secret has *not* successfully protected them since season one. Clark's the one who insists that being repeatedly attacked by supervillains in their own home is a "normal life"!
If he weren't a hypocritical idiot, then Clark would recognize his own bad habits help cause this. He moved the family to Smallville, and suddenly Superman was hanging around town all the time. More so than he was anywhere else including Metropolis! Then Superman goes to another universe or gets his heart ripped out by Doomsday, and Lois and the boys have to make up more lies to explain why Clark is missing whenever Superman is!
I understand both points that’s what I love about this show both the parents and the boys have valid reasons it’s not just the parents are always right and they are forced to listen to them it’s each side having valid reasons for doing it.
What was the boys valid reason? They are being extremely selfish no other way around it. They have super powers. They have a special privilege others simply will never have and they want to show it off. That is exactly what it is. That is what it keeps circling back to. They want to tell people about their powers. Why? So they can brag about it and show off. Sorry "stop hiding their powers" is their excuse even though showing off tends to be exactly what they keep doing with their powers. And can you imagine the pressure that would put on a teenage girl to be told their boyfriend has super powers? To know he could fold you in half like a piece of paper with ease. Great way to make sure she never leaves you I guess. Terrible way to have a functioning relationship though. Say what you will but Clark being extremely careful until he was an adult, waiting until he knew without a shadow of a doubt and propose marriage before sharing his secret to Lois was the right call.
Those two don’t really understand that their dad was the first hero ever with super powers. There have been crime fighters, masked vigilantes, all with some gimmicks and fancy weaponry but Superman was the first to move the earth with his strength. No matter the iteration, the climate of his debut has always been tense and finding out who he is without the cape would have been life changing.
This is what Lex Luthor wanted. Seeing the Kent family arguing by tearing each other apart.
This is *not* a new argument. Clark used to disobey Martha once he was a teen. He lies constantly. But he expects obedience and truth from his sons, who know that he's a hypocrite.
@@daniels7907, He's an adult now with far more responsibilities than he had when he was a kid, and far more to lose if his secret became public.
The world will never leave this family alone and the people who hate Superman now have can use it to get to him and his family.
Clark has every reason to be afraid, because there is a lot that can go wrong, even if he tries to come out on his terms.
@@callmev3531 - Did you sleep through the entire series so far? Supervillains *have* been coming after his family, *at the Kent farm!* The Secret protects *nothing!* Not even Clark himself, and certainly not Lois and the boys. It's all about Clark's downtime and nothing else.
@ , I'm not just talking about villains, I'm talking about the court of public opinion and their view of not just Clark, but the boys as well.
These are deity-like beings that, if they make the wrong move, can easily inspire fear and hatred from the public, can easily lose their trust, something Clark has the maturity to understand, but has now caved to the needs of his boys to not feel pressured to live a lie like he was.
Like I said, the world will never leave them alone, they'll never be treated as normal people ever again, every action they take will be analyzed, scrutinized, judged, and they won't have a civilian cover to hide from it coming at them all at once.
And among these people will be those with that now have the ammunition to target not just their safety, but their reputations, and with how immature these boys are, they're way more likely to make mistakes that end up going public and not being able to handle it well.
This secret may have been have its issues, but it was there for a good reason, now all this family has is the hope that public opinion of them never turns against them.
@@callmev3531 - And you honestly believe that the secret identity helps with that? General Anderson went completely nuts because he had no idea where Superman disappeared to when he wasn't doing DoD stuff. Superman's REAL protection was that his father-in-law ran the DoD for years and gave him the legitimacy of government endorsement.
She’s still a teenager, she doesn’t live in Smallville anymore and she’s mad at Jonathan when he’s lying to her. Her life would be endanger since she know Clark’s identity
You mean like his own sons' lives were in danger time after time because villains knew the secret anyway? Clark lies to *everybody* including his own family and *himself!* Jordan is 110% right that their "normal lives" are a sham. But Clark doesn't like unpleasant truths. Kind of like how he was the only one in the family in season one who failed to see past his nostalgia to recognize that Smallville is *not* the nice little town from his childhood and that the locals were being very hostile towards his family (even when not possessed by dead Kryptonians).
@@daniels7907 Wow, you're so right. Almost all the villains in this series attacked them on the farm and the lies have brought them trouble more than anything, what's the point of keeping the secret if it doesn't protect them anyway?
@@nicolassanz9035 - Clark can be stubborn, but when it comes to nostalgia he can be worse. Jonathan never had a chance to become the star QB on the Crows because the locals favored their own kids and treated Jonathan as an outside threat because he was too good. Superficially, Clark knew that things sucked for Jonathan. But he gets so easily distracted by Superman stuff that he often lets that take a higher priority. Like his habit of missing Jordan's doctor appointments back in Metropolis.
Smallville ended up being the *least* safe place for the family. But Clark expected his teenage sons to just get over being repeatedly attacked by supervillains. Every time he preached about their bogus "normal lives" I wanted to stab him in the neck with a shard of Kryptonite! It's like: "Dude! Your sons have been in constant deadly danger *in their own home! When will you accept that?"*
Freakin' Lex Luthor showed up on the Kent farm porch, and later brought *Doomsday* there! Even after *having his heart ripped out* Clark was still pushing this "normal life" nonsense on the boys!
@@nicolassanz9035 - This is why Clark finally outed himself in the comics, and is now doing so here. Besides, it's just not plausible anymore. The idea was invented back in the 1930's and could survive through the decades when men rarely went out without wearing a suit and a hat. Today we have casual attire and facial recognition on our phones! If you held Clark Kent's phone up to Superman's face, it would unlock!
@@daniels7907 Keeping the secret seems to be making things worse besides the boys should suffer all because Clark is scared of what would happen to word got out
That was a bit harsh I mean imagine if Clark lost Lois because she felt that Clark didn't trust her enough to tell her that he is Superman and Jonathan did'nt want to lose Candice
Well, Jordan and Sarah broke up because he couldn’t tell her the truth. Just like Clark and Lana were when he couldn’t be honest with her about the car crash.
Clark waited years to tell Lois. He knew he could trust her.
@@K1214-m9w And yet Lois almost came close to figuring out that he is Superman countless times
@micahfranklin4560 yes and despite that she never told anyone about her suspicions for years. So by that point Clark had known Lois a lot longer and knew he could trust her when revealing his secret than Jonathan has known Candice. Clark is right to be angry.
@@K1214-m9w So what makes Clark think that Candice can't protect the secret ? I mean I will say yes Jonathan should've talked to his Dad first and told him what was going on before telling her but Clark should've also recogonized how much toll not being able to tell the secret to the people they love and care about has been on the boys and as his father Clark should not want Jonathan to lose Candice as an expense to keeping the secret
I was the Same Way with them Not Denying about Denise’s Suspicions and telling Candice cause Doesn’t Everyone Remember what they’re Secret being out did to them on Bizzaro World- Plus if People Kept finding out then lex was sure as hell gonna send more people like Otis after anyone who’s close to clark and knows his secret- so you can understand that keeping this secret is all Clark’s ever known-
I can’t blame Clark being angry at the boys for not keeping their secrets! This is what Lex Luther wants!
Yes, that's true, but remember that Lex already knows the secret and it's pretty naive of Clark to think that he won't take advantage of that and spread it around. At this point, for me, it's not about whether people find out or not, but when and from whom they find out. Isn't it better that they told Candice before she inevitably finds out from someone else?
@@nicolassanz9035 Exactly so what's the point ?
So like you are going to tell every girlfriend you date for more than 3 months
Telling Candace was a mistake. Like it or not.
Right yeah sure
i can get clark not happy about timmy knowing the secret but its not fair that he suggested jon do with candice what jordan had to do & went through with sarah. i get clark wanting to keep the secret but there are certain you can know to trust.
Jordan was right about telling candice & when clark said jordan shouldve known better then to tell candice that wasnt fair because jordan lost sarah for the same reason & arguably could still be with sarah had clark & lois allowed him to tell her earlier , not being able to tell her , lying , hiding the truth. its very clear how much jon & candice love eachother & its clear how much eliza dumping jon hurt him. that wasnt fair of clark to say jon should just dump candice so that he can keep the secret.
Sarah cheated on him
@@Markus2E5I6yeah and it was more of pity, but puppy love for jordan and Sarah
Clark was absolutely right to be upset with the boys because again it wasn't their secret to tell anyone, just because they have powers now and they want to show off doesn't mean that their father has to and they should respect that due to the fact that's their father's right to privacy and they're living under his roof therefore they have to abide by his rules no matter how much they dislike it, Jordan may have had his heart in the right place telling His brother's girlfriend, but it still was not his place to do it due to the fact that they had no Idea how she would respond to learning that about her own boyfriend, It wasn't okay for jordan to do that with his own girlfriend sarah because she wasn't in the appropriate mental headspace to know such a secret at that time, plus she broke his heart by cheating with someone from camp so if anyone wasn't deserving of knowing the truth about him it was her at that time, if they ended up breaking up with their girlfriends OH WELL!!! they are handsome, well put together young men they would have no trouble finding love interests that will accept them and understand their reasons for keeping secrets from them concerning their own family, If they truly loved them, they just have to be patient and trust the process and most importantly the boys need to trust their parents, especially their father who is one of the most popular superheroes in existence and one that Lex luther himself has such a hard on in destroying, who doesn't care who he has to go through to do it! 🙄😎😁🔥💯👍🏻
@@vmaninc.761 I will say Jonathan should've just talked to his Dad and Mom first before deciding to tell her but for Clark to let Jonathan losing Candice all just to protect his secrect that's selfish and besides half of the town already figured it out when Doomsday carried his body back to earth and dropped it and Lois 's and the boys feet so what's the point
@micahfranklin4560 It's not selfish when you have a maniac like lex Luther threatening to destroy your entire family, doomsday dropping him in front of Lois and his sons wasn't a clear-cut indication that he was clark, Everybody in the world knew that Superman and Lois were friends so it would have made perfect sense to see them upset due to the fact that he was such an important and special part of their lives, Not seeing clark around was easy to explain away for when he was alive they had sam lane to help with that, The point of the matter is the boys should be more careful with the use of their abilities and just listen to their father and respect his wishes of not allowing the secret to be found out by anyone, If that cost them their relationship with their respective girlfriends while that is sad It's necessary to keep the family safe by all means necessary! 😁😎🔥💯👍🏻
I agree that it wasn’t smart for Jordan to tell Candice about Clark (despite his reasoning). Besides, he still might’ve been able to save her and Jonathan’s relationship just by telling her that Jon was busy helping Lois find Lex’s daughter (in an attempt to stop him from trying to get back at Lois) and leaving it at that
Honestly if this wasnt the final season id hope we get some ramifications for secret being exposed, like Lois is attacked, and hurt badly before she gets saved or Candace/Sarah, as a Reminder to the boys just cause you have powers and cant be hurt your loved ones can
Which can happen even if nobody knows the secret. Which is why having powers and not telling your loved ones is selfish.
Jordan is right this life is not normal
Lois tells Jon and Jordan to keeping a secret and Clark's childhood on the island
Honestly I can't blame Jordan but I do not blame Clark I would be pissed off too but at the same time you can't blame your two sons for telling the truth about you because they know and especially the people have to know eventually that who was protecting their entire town I'm sorry to say that but at the same time you got to be proud of your sons a little bit but I can understand you being upset at them at the same time
Clark needed to get over himself. Aside from the fact that HE already blew the secret already, he's making the common parental mistake of forgetting that his teenage sons will be legal adults sooner than he thinks. When they become adults, they will no longer have to put up with him, especially now that they both have the same powers he does. A lot of parents make this mistake, they get arrogant and think their authority will last forever. Having not spoken to my own father in 17 years, I can assure folks that fathers have a LOT less power than they think they do. Clark had to change or risk being cutoff from his own sons.
Como Clark puede decirle a su hijo que deje a su novia por el secreto, que mal padre
I wouldn’t say bad just wrong. I mean if Clark had never revealed his secret to Lois would she had stayed like she did after she found out all the way to want to have kids with Clark. Clark’s just being overly cautious, people would react differently if they find out that there boyfriend/girlfriend was really a superhero or vigilante.
What does Candice being 16 have to do with anything?
Nothing, some adults just like the argument that young people are immature and can't be trusted.
@@nicolassanz9035exactly
Teenagers can be impulsive and underestimate danger. Candice may have good intentions but lack understanding of the weight of such a secret. Even smart teens can do stupid things because kids are still kids.
@@nicolassanz9035well he’s not really lying. No one is all that mature at 16😂😂😂
@@nicolassanz9035 Young people are immature and should not be trusted with life threatening secrets. You would have to be an idiot to think otherwise.