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[DCEU] Why does Superman care about humans if they've been so harsh to him?

Unlike in most DC canons, where Superman is worshipped as an infallible paragon of truth, justice, and the American way, in the DCEU, things are much harder for him. Ever since he was a kid, people have done nothing but ostracize him and push him around, and when given the opportunity to rebuild his lost home world with Zod and his gang, Superman rejects it and directly and indirectly kills them all, dooming his race in favor of the humans who had shown him little beyond distrust at best and open malice at worst. So why does Superman care so much about humanity after the hell they've put him through. Martha even told him he doesn't have to be a hero and that he owes nothing to mankind, so why does he fight for them?
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Because he’s just that kind of guy.

He was raised with humans, by humans and sees us as equals and one of the only other times where he meets a kryptonian is general zod and his gang which let’s be honest doesn’t paint the best picture of kryptonians.

Sure he was bullied for a long time but people have been so nice to him as well, he even falls in love with a human, I’m sure something like that would really make you change ur mind about say a race that you were racist towards, that’s the kinda thing that’ll make you do a 360 and look past everything they’ve done to you.

If so many Jews were capable of forgiving there captors I’m sure superman can easily care about people even if they’ve bullied him a bit, they never really posed any threat anyways.