@juwanapla
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Heroism is the act of selfless sacrifice driven by inner strength and courage. It involves putting others before oneself to help or protect, often in challenging situations. True heroism is rooted in inner values rather than recognition or fame.
I so agree JP, Well I have not save a life lately, but I look anything that I can help a nother person with is heroism to me.
But DB, isn't giving up your seat on the bus for a senior citizen heroism?
BTW, missed you!
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It is to the person you gave the seat to.
Do you consider cops and firemen heros?
Has someone ever considered you a hero?
I am the hero to all the little breadies out there wanting to dance
Because it is a cause worth dying for? 🙂
I'm talented in all indoor sports. 😛
*leaning against the door frame with arms crossed watching DB*
Dude, your corney! I think that is why I love you!
But seriously, some people come to dxp for advice. Kinda like a last resort. You always have helpful insightful input to offer. You may have even saved a relationship or two.
Is that heroism? It may be in someone else's eyes.
No Greatbull! Tell me about your heroism. I want to know.
*grabs a wet towel and snaps it at DB's doughy little buns*
U 2!!
Hey M&M. Long time no talk!!!
What is your definition of heroism? Are you a hero is somebody's eyes?
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I don't want to contradict you. I like your ideas on heroism.
I think the soldiers fighting in the war are heros. They are fighting for a cause. They are fighting for their country and for all the citizens in it.
I think the parents of the soldiers are also heros. They have given their children to their country. I was thinking about this on the 4th. I watched grieving mothers walk through the memorials for dead soldiers. They no longer have their babies. Their babies died for a cause greater than themselves. I couldnt' imagine giving my son to war. Thinking about raising him to be a decent responsible citizen then watching him go off to fight for our country. I would be proud. But I don't think I could do it. I'm not that heroic.
You also have alot of people who look up to their parents as their heros. I don't want my children to see me as a hero. I want them to know I am not perfect. I am flawed. I have been there and done that. I don't want to be on a pedestal. I just want to be loved and respected for what I have done to raise then.
heroism is bravery n selflessness?
yes, that's what I believe.
You are so lucky to have that! Not everybody does. 🙂
My parents are not my heros. I see them as flawed. But I do respect them for the many sacrifices they made in life to raise me and my brother.
I don't think I have a hero. Maybe that's what I'm trying to find in posting this thread.
wot abt u? i bet u r definitely a hero to someone
🙂
I did do an act of selflessness to help out a practical stranger. She became my best friend. I did it to help someone out and it ended up benefiting us both in the long run. 🙂
I was in New Orleans in April 2005. My b/f and I stayed a week. We met a bartender where we were staying. She talked about the city, what we should do, see, eat....then she talked about herself. We talked about our life at home. She was a cool person. We exchanged #'s and talked once or twice.
After Hurricane Katrina we called her. She and her family had evacuated to a small town in Texas. They were going to go to Houston to look for jobs. I told her the job market would be flooded and she agreed but said she had no other choice. So we called her back and told her we had a plane ticket in her name and she was coming to stay in Vegas until she got on her feet again.
We moved our son into our room for a few months and she stayed in his room. We helped her emotionally. We helped her with FEMA, Red Cross, getting a job. Needless to say, she has been here for about 10 months now. She has a wonderful fiance. They have a pretty house and she is helping him raise his children. She is doing wonderful! And she is my best friend to boot!
She tells me all the time that I am her hero.
M&M you are so sweet. Just like candy!!!! 🙂
hello ladies!
LOL! Thank you m&m. But like I said, it benefitted me just as much. She is such a part of my life and I love her so much. It was just one of those things that happened for a reason.
Thank you! You made me smile today.
juwanapla that is a very sweet thing! you & m&m now must share the name candy!
Hi juice! Umm that sounds good right now. I could go for some orange juice......
i'm great now sweetheart thank you =)! yes i've been "stalking" instead of talking, and how about yourself? i hope all is well?!
that would hit the spot! vodka in it, would just make the world a perfect place haha
Ugh! no vodka today. I had to much last night (again)!!!! Thanks for the thought, though.
wonderful! ehh anytime. so whats up with you two today?
I need to jump in the shower in a min. Gotta work tonight. How bout you juice? It's friday! Any big plans?
actually shower time for me to! yes off with the gals for the weekend! =) i hope you have fun with your weekend! =)
Right back atcha! Have fun!
i look for unconditional luv..
Amen! Don't we all!
Bye Girls!
When I get off of work I want to see this thread at 300 posts!!! I want more input on heroism. I want to find my superman!!!!
haha you two m&m hunni ..i will be back shortly!!!!!!!!! have fun everyone!......over && OUT!
Somewhere after midnight
In my wildest fantasy
Somewhere just beyond my reach
There?s someone reaching back for me
Racing on the thunder and rising with the heat
It?s gonna take a superman to sweep me off my feet
I need a hero
I'm holding out for a hero 'till the end of the night
He's gotta be strong
And he's gotta be fast
And he's gotta be fresh from the fight
Sorry, I had to do it even on my own thread.
I LOVE THAT SONG.. MY GOD, its Shrek 2 Soundtrack!! by Frou Frou..the bext mix ever!
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What is your definition of Heroism?
Have you done anything heroic? Does anyone consider you a hero?
"Heroism comes from within. It is a selfless sacrifice." That's what I consider heroism.