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Umm, no.
The adc is a slave to me. Without me, he wont get enough farm for his precious AD.
I am made of utility; a sightstone and roaming is what i need.
I follow who I believe in. Me being support makes that easy.
I love how all the Support Mains posting have the Good Sportsmanship Icon <3
As an ADC main, bot lane is literally nothing without a good support. There have been many games where I have had a good support and they get both the other adc and support down to half health alone. Makes it easy for me to try and make a play and get kills when i dont have to do all of the work.
Keep being support mains, you help win games <3
No, I am a queen.
I'm more like a mercenary working for the highest bidder. On the other hand if I'm playing 
I'm more like the Delivery guy :p
That is the common reaction. That is because 90% of the player base has no clue how important supports are. If you look at any successful pro team, their support is VITAL to winning. The last two MVPs at Worlds have been supports.
when im 
i feel like im more of a benevolent goddess who heals all who accept her as their lord and savior.
As 
i feel like a kind father who would willingly put himself in harm's way to save their child.
As 
i feel like a mother standing up to everyone and protecting her children and anyone else who needs my help.
I main support & Adc. (Pretty much bot lane)
I prefer teamwork opposed to solo. You should be well aware of how poorly an Adc or Support can play, even on a tanky cc champion (you notice it less)
Maining bot lane, I know how to play as Adc with "support champion" and tactics. As support I know what will work with "Adc champion" and what will favour him then Ward/position accordingly.
Picking a support who favours a specific Adc can be the difference between a won lane and a lost lane. Same idea applies the other way around.
Actually that's my reaction to ADC mains :P
Sure as fuck feels like it sometimes
They may see me as a Support slave...but I'm the one truly making the calls from the shadows. I force what I want to happen, I control what knowledge my team gathers, I prevent what I don't want to happen. ;)
No, I am the mother, the adc is my child. I protect him, nourish him, and raise him to be a hard-working carrying man. But, since I birthed what he is, I can unbirth him. Right?