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And that's you include the standard problems he could still have despite getting his decent job, given he's still only given an upper-middle wage, thus keeping him humanized and relatable to audiences. He lives in New York, have him still have trouble paying for the better flat he lives in due to rent being nuts. Maybe have him struggle with money given he's not used to having so much; he goes into debt at points due to management. Have him deal with in work stress due to deadlines given he's still not a boss in the outfit and he's only paid a degree better than he usually is. Fuck, have him get caught in a war between two responsibilities, the one to Uncle Ben where he still goes out as Spiderman, the one he has to his loved ones as a nephew and a significant other to his GF, and the duty he has to his job and livelihood.I can understand his skills being acknowledged and having a good role/job on it, but another rich superhero is getting tiring. Batman and Stark have the 'no actual superpowers, just technology and money' and Black Panther has king drama to counterbalance. Spiderman, I just don't get the image. The only sense I see in it is that they gotta get rid of him to make space for the mixed kid spiderman...not very exciting.
Pete doesn't have to be a fucking loser like this; it's the awkward and enbubbled writers who for whatever reason fucking hate the character getting anywhere in life seem to have that problem.