Really to answer your question. Yes other people such as myself do this. But this doesn't mean we both don't have rare forms of OCD. I would want to train with Mr. Miyagi. And 1980s Elizabeth Shu was very attractive but not so attractive she seemed unapproachable. I don't want date my mom in high school Dick Grayson turned out okay and got to be Starfire (who is hotter than a young Elizabeth Shu). Jason Todd, Tim Drake, and Damian Wayne all suffered some sort of horrific fate. 1 in 4, I don't like my odds as a Robin... Luke almost banging his sister is almost as bad as Marty McFly almost banging his mom. And Luke got his hand chopped off. I don't want to fight two living metaphors for clinical depression, even if I get to do it with a flying dog dragon. Indy's sidekicks usually turn out okay, but I don't like snakes, Nazis, or jungle camping. Not terrible, but not my cup of tea. A distant second I guess because after an adventure with Indy I can go back to my normal life without too much PTSD.
Yep, me too. The big bonus is that at the end of the training i would be a karate black belt, which is pretty cool.
Then why not train with Yoda instead and gain mastery of the force? Time travelling with Doc would be pretty cool too.
So on top of obtaining a kick ass super power, you also get your very own army who consider you to be a god. Then again, I did decide to choose a god's name as my L.O. name and then capitalized each and every letter of that name. Joking aside, it would be best to use Jedi powers subtly from the shadows. Jedi powers are strong, but not insurmountable. If it were Superman's powers (in a real world setting without kryptonite), then that's a different story entirely. At that point, you are a god (or close enough to it). And even in that scenario it's advisable to mask your identity for the sake of your loved ones.