She Will Always Be My Superhero

I want to tell you a story about overcoming adversity and about admiration. It’s the story of my superhero. Not everyone knows how to get back up when they hit rock bottom. They don’t know how to proceed when all they see is a mirage in the middle of the desert.

I’m going to tell you about a young woman who is a superhero, even if sometimes people forget that.

Her smile is unlike any other. It comes from her story. It reflects her past. Despite her young age, she knows how deep sadness and hopelessness feel.

Luckily she can talk about it today. She can explain why she has decided to remove these negative emotions from her life, no matter how tempting they are.

Few people have been fortunate enough to really get to know her, to know that when she’s quiet, she hides a lot. Few understand that when she smiles, she feels it in a real way.

Not everyone understands her way of expressing what she wants or loves. Because only the people who have seen the world through her eyes know what she keeps to herself.

There is still a long way to go. Sometimes she feels like she will explode slowly. She is afraid that the rubble will fall on the people around her. At that point, her cape is a protective shield. She gets scared like everyone else, but that makes her brave.

She is my superhero because she uses her experiences to help others. Because she has learned how to articulate her experiences and add emotions to them. It was her own personal decision to learn and teach.

Like a superhero she keeps going

Some superheroes fight. But in this story, my superhero fights alone to move on. She learns how to use her outside circumstances to make her stronger inside. Her strength prevents her from succumbing to the prejudices that threaten to chain her and take away her freedom.

She always goes further. Even when she comes to a dead end, this is not the end. For there is always a reason to get up again and move on. She is my superhero because she has courage, strength and a combative spirit. I’m sure she can handle anything.

I admire her because she knows how to lean on other people without hurting them. She also knows how to break down the wall that separates her from the rest of the world.

I admire her because she keeps getting up every day and shows that smile that is full of stories and strength. I admire her for taking care of others just as she takes care of herself. There is no line that distinguishes her loved ones from ordinary people.

The end hasn’t been written yet

A superhero knows when to ask for help. Sometimes you can’t find a way out on your own. But with a little help and skill, you can figure out how to deal with your problems. I am convinced that you have already learned to do this very well.

My superhero has a small but mighty army by her side. She is a treasure to behold. And whenever she loses her strength, someone will be by her side to help her.

Just as runners need people on the side to give them water, her entire army is there without a second thought. For whenever she gets tired, they will give her strength. They will use their own superpowers to support her until she remembers her own powers.

The end has not yet been written. We write it ourselves. Because we stop living when we lose the will to fight. When the temptation to throw in the towel is greater than the energy we’ve been holding onto for so long.

The courage of my superhero

My superhero forgot she had a cape and she had to make a new one herself. It wasn’t easy. But she has built a full story in which she overcomes challenges. Now she proudly shows it to the world.

Few actions provide more pride than getting closer to a goal when you have headwinds. There are few fires that have enough power to give you courage.

To my superhero: you have an army protecting you and you find joy in every step you take. Thank you for opening up your world and giving it everything you have. Because that cape you made shines with more beautiful colors than a rainbow.