Can anyone else relate to Loki?

Loki was disowned by his father because of Loki's treachery. Unless you were treacherous, you shouldn't feel the same way as Loki.

I can see what you mean. Whether it's parents or teachers or workplace, there's always the favorites, and then there's us who are doing our best and never getting acknowledged for it. You're not alone:)

These are stories written by humans who often or usually draw on their own life experiences, so you shouldn't feel strange relating Loki in that way at least a bit.

That doesn't mean that you also share the bad Loki parts, such as his deceit, jealousy, and rage. You can identify with issues between you, your father, and also siblings without all the cray-cray.

You can still be a strong individual self, if you can find your way to seeing that your fathers decision was not your fault, or at least you had no real control over.

Follow Loki into the followup, The Avengers, then into A Dark World, to see that he is not interested in any olive branches from Thor, no matter how many times offered. Are you like that?

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Oh, yes. I can definitely relate. My dad always preferred to spend time at his mother's and sister's than our home. He always preferred them over my mom and me.

His nephew (that sister's son) does something stupid? My dad runs off to help sort everything up.

I do something stupid? I get screamed at and, as a kid, even beaten up.

His sister does something stupid? Again, he runs off to help.

If my mom did something, he'd yell, and sometimes hit her, too.

My entire life I never felt like he loved me. It always, always, felt more like I was just there to him. He provided, and still does to this day, for me, but only because I'm here, I exist. There are no feelings involved when it comes to the two of us. We live together, and it's a symbiosis instead of family.

When my mom died, I was a mess. Had a terrifying breakdown. Remember Loki's breakdown in Thor 2 when he messed up his cell and looked like hell? That was me. Exactly that. I think that is the best scene of his that I can relate with.

So yeah, I feel for Loki. It's one of the reasons he's my favorite Marvel character and I will always cheer for him, no matter what he does. He's not real, obviously, so I get an excuse for approving a "little bit" bad behavior because I relate to the villain.

I can totally relate to Loki. Not excusing his actions, just sympathizing with his hurts. He grew up in a home being told in an indirect way, that HE was a monster. Who wouldn't have a lifetime of issues over that. Tom H plays him so well!

In "Thor" he says he never wished the throne, just wanted to be treated as equal in the family.

That is really relatable.

However, Loki from The Avengers and Thor: The Dark World apparently forgot that, and nowadays is just a homicidal dude with daddy issues who wants to rule something.

I once told a man to go screw himself! Can you even imagine?! - Kilgrave