That was when you appeared on the scene. You had powers and abilities that seemed as strong as my own. And you were everywhere... Saving people, defending those that needed help, and removing dangerous criminals and thugs from the streets; placing them in jail where they belonged.
I was okay with this at first. "Another hero to help those that needed it," I thought. "Sure, it's a female hero... She's definitely not as good as me and she can't do everything I can, but I'll save her when she gets in trouble. Women always need a good strong man to swoop in and save the day when things get rough."
But something strange happened: You never got yourself into much trouble, and the people... MY people... Were beginning to look for you and cheer for you more than they were cheering for me. I was annoyed, perturbed and jealous that people were starting to look at YOU as a role model. I should have been getting all the attention and the accolades because I was the hero, not some stupid air-headed girly-girl.
The last straw happened 2 days ago when I was attempting to stop a nuclear bomb threat. I was confronting the bad guys in a heroic showdown when you showed up and announced that you had found the hidden bomb and had disarmed it. The bad guys immediately gave up and the media played you up as the Big Hero that saved the day. I suddenly couldn't take it anymore. I immediately came up with a plan to make sure that I am the BEST and ONLY hero the world needs.