Something to consider.
Let's say someone's feeling like crap, and they go into the world actively searching for a hero, someone to fix their problems, but find only someone with greater problems. Then they solve the greater problems of this person, and find themselves comforted by their ability to be a hero to someone else, so no longer need a hero of their own. In this situation, who is the real hero?
"Nothing wrong with a little manual labor son, there's freedom in it." <---Bruce Almighty
I was thinking about this while doing a little lawn management (aka, weed-eating for about 8 hours) so I thought the Bruce Almighty quote would be appropriate. ^.^
Anyway, headed to Auburn until Wednesday. I'll see or talk, or read your updated LJs, or whatever, when I get back. ^.^
Later ladies and gents.
Words for the Day:
Don't do anything stupid, but if you do, make sure it's really really fun. :3
"Nothing wrong with a little manual labor son, there's freedom in it." <---Bruce Almighty
I was thinking about this while doing a little lawn management (aka, weed-eating for about 8 hours) so I thought the Bruce Almighty quote would be appropriate. ^.^
Anyway, headed to Auburn until Wednesday. I'll see or talk, or read your updated LJs, or whatever, when I get back. ^.^
Later ladies and gents.
Words for the Day:
Don't do anything stupid, but if you do, make sure it's really really fun. :3