Not all heroes wear capes. Some of them live among us and make a difference even without realizing it. But they deserve recognition for the impact they make. This is the opportunity to credit all the people who help us get through tough times, who motivate and inspire.
I want to know who inspires you and made a significant difference in your life! Please, share your stories below.
#41
Ok. I know everyone is going to laugh at me for this. My hero is Taylor Swift. I've been a fan of hers since 2008-ish, when I got Fearless for my birthday. I look up to her so much. She is so generous and kind, and she cares about every one of her fans, even if she might not have met all of them. She has been given a lot of hate because of what she sings, and what she stands for. Her album, RED, saved my life a couple years back as well, but I don't really feel like remembering that night right now, so I'm not going to explain it in detail, but it came on when I needed it, and since then RED has pretty much been my stan album, and all of her music has been really important to me, and I just love her. Anyway. There's why Taylor Swift is my hero❤️. Also, stream folklore 🤍
2points
#42
My Grandma. There happened so much in her life. She fled from Silesia where she lost her youngest sister, her brother committing suicide because he couldnt handle the memories, after she lost her more than just beloved husband to cancer, survived FOUR serious strokes and losing her ability to talk (which has always been most important to her because she always had stories to tell and thats how she made friends), she never stopped laughing and smiling. She is so full of joy with her 88 years... Whenever I'm sad I think of her I just have to smile. She's the reason I dont pity myself so much. She's my sunshine.
2points
#43
Malala Yousafzai. She never gave up her campaign for education and even though she got shot never stopped trying to bring back education in Pakistan and now the world. My mum got me her autobiography and she has such an amazing story to tell, she is my hero. (autobiography is called I Am Malala - it's an amazing read!)
2points
#44
My Chemical Romance. They as a band saved my life not too long ago. I could rant for days, but in short, they feel like the only people who understand what I'm going through. Gerard Way especially, his struggles are so much the same as mine, he was suicidal, anorexic, and in a very dark hole for a long time. Him, and all of MCR, let me know that it's ok, and that I should keep fighting, even though it would be easier to give up. When I get into a really bad place in my mind, if I imagine them hugging me, it gives me the strength I need to keep going. Thank You MCR, you mean the wrold and more to me
2points
#45
I look up to my mum, nanny and Kristina Kuzmic. My mum because she is there for me and has made a LOT of positive changes in her life. My nanny coz she is one of the most selfless person I know and Kristina Kuzmic coz of her life lessons and amazing advice.
1point
#46
My hero would be my aunt, because she is just a very big inspiration. She was diagnosed with breast cancer, and she fought through it like hell, while living with three dogs, and covid. She has now beaten the cancer, and is healthier than ever!
1point
#47
I have a lot of hero's including what I call my daily Hero's. My sister's are major impacts in my life. My Grandpa was and still is a major hero in my life. He passed in 2017 but I still look up to him.
My daily Hero's became a thing for me a few years ago. I have at least 1 daily Hero and I tell them then and there they're my Hero for the Day. It can be anything from IT fixing a glitch on my computer to someone reaching something high for me. Anything or everything can count and I love watching people's faces light up when I tell them that.
1point
#48
Bill Burr because he isn't afraid to speak his mind and goes against the wave of political correctness
1point
#49
My dad was my hero and his life is still an inspiration. He was in the Navy in WW2 and came back to become a teacher. He was also a part time constable in our town and a volunteer firefighter. He carried a card in his wallet with the words "Service over Self" and that was how he lived. When he was in his 70's he started a charity to make sure every 3rd grader in our town received their very own reference book and he loved going to the schools to give them out to the students. He was an amazing person.
1point
#50
My grandfather is my hero. He enlisted in the U.S. Navy during WWII and served aboard the U.S.S. Pensacola CA-24 during the battles of Okinawa and Iwo Jima. He even survived a kamikaze attack on his ship that killed his commanding officer. When he got home, he married his teenage sweetheart and they raised 4 kids (one of which was my mom) in a wonderful home that they built together. He even worked 2 jobs (one during the day helping to build air planes and the other at night at a liquor store) to help get all their kids through Catholic school and college. But he never once complained. He was the goofiest, most caring, most loving, fun, and dedicated person I have ever known. He died 2 years ago at the age of 97, having been married to his wife for 72 years. My grandmother died exactly 1 year, 1 month, 1 week and 1 day later. Every day I miss them both so much that it hurts but I wear a replica of my grandfather's dog tag to keep him close to my heart.
1point
#51
My hero is my bestie Soph. She always listens un judgingly even if she doesnt have the faintest clue what im babbling on about.
1point
#52
My wife. We have been together for 35 years and she has been my rock. when times have been tough through work or personal life she is the only one that has been there for me.
Without her I don't know what or where I will be right now.
Without her I don't know what or where I will be right now.
1point
#53
Honestly, my hero is the fictional character Avatar Kyoshi. She's the best bad-ass bisexual I have ever known.
1point
#54
My hero is Michael J Fox. This man is a beloved actor in the US. He was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease many years ago and that's why I admire him so much. He is a husband, father and an advocate. He is always teaching about his condition, but he does it with humor and eloquence. His misadventures have had me laughing out loud while still instructing us about the horrors of having this disease. I have contributed money to this cause because of him.
1point
#55
My music teacher because she has been through so much and is so strong yet fun and is still able to laugh.
1point
#56
My little brother! He has gone through sooo much, (Down Syndrome, ALL, blood clots in the heart & lungs) But remains happy and cheerful through it all! He is always there for me and is just amazing!! (He's 11 now btw)
1point
#57
ok this is super cringe but my horse
he has had such a rough life from when he was thrown onto the side of the road and abandoned. and now we are competing at a high level among purposefully bred horses and he just keeps going and it really inspires me
he has had such a rough life from when he was thrown onto the side of the road and abandoned. and now we are competing at a high level among purposefully bred horses and he just keeps going and it really inspires me
1point
#58
My family
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#59
my other hero: GORDAN RAMSEY
he's so mean but he's mean for a cause, to make AMAZING chefs and to show everyone that you don't have to be a nice person to be a chef like him. sometimes you have to be mean for a good reason
he's so mean but he's mean for a cause, to make AMAZING chefs and to show everyone that you don't have to be a nice person to be a chef like him. sometimes you have to be mean for a good reason
1point
#60
Kellin Quinn from Sleeping With Sirens
Billie Joe Armstrong from Green Day
Emerson Barrett from Palaye Royale
And Frank Iero from my chemical romance
Billie Joe Armstrong from Green Day
Emerson Barrett from Palaye Royale
And Frank Iero from my chemical romance
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