While it wouldn't be problematic here if someone found out he was Spider-Man, it could be problematic elsewhere. As embarrassing as it might be to discover that someone had learned the details of his love life, it didn't put him or anyone else he cared about in danger. Well, unless Flash found it. Then there might be years of bullying in his future, and it'd probably be a lot worse than Penis Parker.

"You wrote about your friends back home, right?" he asks. "It's not really any different." It's true. "I don't think you're irresponsible, either. You know how important it is to keep that safe. So whatever happened, it was definitely an accident."

That much Peter's sure of. But when Liz asks about Karen, it's difficult for him not to feel a little embarrassed.

"I mean," he says with a pause because it's hard for him to admit it. "A lot. Basically everything. I tell her about my day. Sometimes I talk to her about back home or the movies I'm watching because she can't watch them unless I'm wearing the mask."

Perhaps more embarrassingly, sometimes he watches them with the mask so he and Karen can talk about them.