When I was a child, there were comics about superheroes. Superman, Spiderman and others. They fought against evil and were victorious in the end. Later, the comics were joined by film adaptations. I think it's a desire or dream that has existed since the beginning of mankind to act beyond one's capabilities or to be able to do the impossible, to be stronger than one actually is - or at least superior to anything adverse. A superhero. What strikes me is that most of them put on a mask to do this. They obviously don't remain themselves and rise above themselves, but use another identity. I find that a pity. It means that I give myself up and can only be who I want to be as someone else. I don't want to be that kind of superhero. I believe we can all be heroes with our weaknesses and limitations. By simply loving.
I wish you an extraordinary day!
