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1:01:11to do like usually we make fun of people who call themselves heroes right like a hero's like being1:01:17heroes like having a nickname like you can't give yourself the nickname like people decide if you're a hero1:06:13special shut down thank god i got some hey god i got some heroes it's because i'm heroic i'm a
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Fatigue with Parental Themes: One host expresses frustration with Marvel's trend of giving heroes parental duties (Thor with kids, Hawkeye with kids, Ant-Man with family drama), preferring heroes to remain focused on thetakeaway“I am over my heroes having parental duties let my heroes be [ __ ] Heroes.”quote
Martin Kove (Cobra Kai) Vs. Steven Seagal
Kove is developing a graphic novel and TV series based on his comic book 'The Prodigal Son,' which features an old gunfighter bonding with a 12-year-old kid, reflecting his interest in heroes with vulnerability rather thtakeaway“I just don't think kids have heroes these days. Yeah, these manufactured Marvel heroes aren't really what I'm talking about. Talking about, you know, John Wayne out of the Searchers and Red River and, you know, heroes wquote
Take It Easy | Good For You Podcast with Whitney Cummings | EP 356
The hosts contrast this with the concept of 'fictional heroes' and mental rehearsal, suggesting that success comes from rigorous preparation and controlling one's narrative rather than relying on public pity or unproven summaryFictional heroes are preferred over real ones because they are static and safe; real people are 'paralyzed' by knowledge of their flaws, whereas fictional characters allow for idealized projection.takeaway
Dulce Sloan: Will You Be My Valentine?
The concept of 'heroism' is redefined: true heroes are those who endure involuntary hardships (like climbing a mountain they didn't choose) rather than those who pursue voluntary challenges.takeaway“Heroes are the people who are not choosing the thing, but have to climb the mountain anyways. Heroes are people who have to run a 100 marathons, but there's no ribbon on the other end.”quote













