Be a Super.
I'm gonna be honest. I really don't feel like doing this today.
I physically do not feel good, and there's a bunch of stuff currently going on behind the scenes that I just don't want to discuss in a public space. It might be like this for a while, so these posts are probably going to be short for a bit. Sorry.
Day 2: A person you admire.
I think I covered something similar last month, and I think I said something along the lines that people can always let you down so try not to put much hope in other people. And considering how the mighty have fallen all over, its hard to have heroes.
So I'm going to go with the fictional kind.
I've been reading a lot of old Wonder Woman Comics, and the more I read, and the more I move away from the movie representation (which I love btw), the more I look to a fictional character for strength. And this isn't the first time I do this.
It's very easy for me to look to fictional characters for inspiration and strength, probably because a part of me knows they can never fail us. Sure their writers can completely fuck up certain aspects of their characterization for the sake of ratings or movie adaptations, but when it comes to the bare bones of what makes these fictional characters so great is that in the moment they were needed they were there with any and all their faults, but the persevered.
So Wonder Woman, Kate Beckett, Dana Scully, Princess Leia, and Hermione Granger, these women have shaped my entire life, and I try so hard to follow their examples of strength and perseverance. As far as role models go, I think I picked a couple of good ones. Because no matter what happens in my life, I can always revisit their adventures and find inspiration within them.
I admire all of them.
I physically do not feel good, and there's a bunch of stuff currently going on behind the scenes that I just don't want to discuss in a public space. It might be like this for a while, so these posts are probably going to be short for a bit. Sorry.
Day 2: A person you admire.
I think I covered something similar last month, and I think I said something along the lines that people can always let you down so try not to put much hope in other people. And considering how the mighty have fallen all over, its hard to have heroes.
So I'm going to go with the fictional kind.
I've been reading a lot of old Wonder Woman Comics, and the more I read, and the more I move away from the movie representation (which I love btw), the more I look to a fictional character for strength. And this isn't the first time I do this.
It's very easy for me to look to fictional characters for inspiration and strength, probably because a part of me knows they can never fail us. Sure their writers can completely fuck up certain aspects of their characterization for the sake of ratings or movie adaptations, but when it comes to the bare bones of what makes these fictional characters so great is that in the moment they were needed they were there with any and all their faults, but the persevered.
So Wonder Woman, Kate Beckett, Dana Scully, Princess Leia, and Hermione Granger, these women have shaped my entire life, and I try so hard to follow their examples of strength and perseverance. As far as role models go, I think I picked a couple of good ones. Because no matter what happens in my life, I can always revisit their adventures and find inspiration within them.
I admire all of them.
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