Yes. And, ew.
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And the world tears down any real life hero that may emerge
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Hits too close to home. I've struggled a lot with the fact I didn't serve in the military, and its hard to see another way to be a hero thats accessible to me. It's out there though. Just have to take hold of life with both hands to wring it out.
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Same struggle. But not all heroism is done with weapons. Your character is what makes you a hero.
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We love stories about dogs and dolphins doing things we can’t imagine our fellow human doing
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You might appreciate this article. https://courses.aynrand.org/works/the-goal-of-my-writing/ …pic.twitter.com/LCx7eHnWgs
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Fantasy heroes of today mimic the Gods of the ancient world.
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While my dad never did anything most people might consider "heroic", I consider myself blessed that he was such a good role model/mentor for myself on how Godly men should be. So I've never needed to look to fiction for role models. Suppose its own way, that's a kind of heroism.
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My pops worked out (and other things) to the point he was Arnie in Predator. He was a crappy dad back in those days. Then, in my teens, he admitted his faults and said he would be there for me. He has been true to his word. My pops is badass.
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