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[LiL Reapur]

David7204 wrote...

Sometimes I wonder to myself why such hatred, such resentment and contempt towards heroism exists on this forum. Such gleeful eagerness to destroy it.

I've wondered to myself 'Is it hatred of looking in a mirror? Hatred of your own ugliness and inadequacies and refuge in equality? Destroy that which is beautiful to not be so much lesser in comparison?'

I've been gone from these forums for a awhile now and i still remember why everyone hates you, I'll say it plain. Your kind of a Dick, condensending towards others, and you bilittle others opinions that are different from your own. It's not heroism that we hate and want to destroy, it's just your attitude and how you talk to others that pisses everyone off david and i'm surprised you didn't see this by now giving the fact on how long everyone has hated you (I don't BTW, hate is a strong word). But yeah try not being a massive jerk and maybe you'll find peace here........

Modifié par LiL Reapur, 04 novembre 2013 - 05:42 .

[spirosz]

J. Reezy wrote...

Unheroic:

Heroic:


Sora has friends. Xemnas is #LonelyAsF*ck

[dreamgazer]

I appreciate the notion of heroism, David.

I don't, however, support universal ideals of what "heroism" looks like.

[Ravensword]

LiL Reapur wrote...

David7204 wrote...

Sometimes I wonder to myself why such hatred, such resentment and contempt towards heroism exists on this forum. Such gleeful eagerness to destroy it.

I've wondered to myself 'Is it hatred of looking in a mirror? Hatred of your own ugliness and inadequacies and refuge in equality? Destroy that which is beautiful to not be so much lesser in comparison?'

I've been been gone from these forums for a awhile now and i still remember why everyone hates you, I say it plain. Your kind of a Dick, and condensending towards others and you bilittle others opinions that are different from your own. It's not heroism that we hate and want to destroy, it's just your attitude and how you talk to others that pisses everyone off david and i'm surprised you didn't see this by now giving the fact on how long everyone has hated you (I don't BTW, hate is a strong word). But yeah try not being a massive jerk and maybe you'll find peace here........

[SlottsMachine]

Ravensword wrote...

LiL Reapur wrote...

David7204 wrote...

Sometimes I wonder to myself why such hatred, such resentment and contempt towards heroism exists on this forum. Such gleeful eagerness to destroy it.

I've wondered to myself 'Is it hatred of looking in a mirror? Hatred of your own ugliness and inadequacies and refuge in equality? Destroy that which is beautiful to not be so much lesser in comparison?'

I've been been gone from these forums for a awhile now and i still remember why everyone hates you, I say it plain. Your kind of a Dick, and condensending towards others and you bilittle others opinions that are different from your own. It's not heroism that we hate and want to destroy, it's just your attitude and how you talk to others that pisses everyone off david and i'm surprised you didn't see this by now giving the fact on how long everyone has hated you (I don't BTW, hate is a strong word). But yeah try not being a massive jerk and maybe you'll find peace here........

I agree with these sentiments. 

[dreamgazer]

David7204 wrote...

Sometimes I wonder to myself why such hatred, such resentment and contempt towards heroism exists on this forum. Such gleeful eagerness to destroy it.

I've wondered to myself 'Is it hatred of looking in a mirror? Hatred of your own ugliness and inadequacies and refuge in equality? Destroy that which is beautiful to not be so much lesser in comparison?'

By the way, this is an incredibly petty retort, David.  

Very unheroic, and unbearably dishonest.  You should be ashamed of yourself. 

[NeonFlux117]

This thread need more EPIC Heroism obviously. Obvious heroism in obviously Heroic is obvious.


More.

MOAR!!!!

[wolfhowwl]

Ravensword wrote...

wolfhowwl wrote...

David7204 wrote...

At the start of the story, it is. The hero is never popular. Never the best liked. Never a socialite.

You notice you never see characters in fiction texting each other? You never see them use social media? Never see them yammering on cell phones? They don't go on dates. They don't 'party.'

Francis Urquhart of House of Cards is popular, respected, and schmoozes at parties.

He has an affair with a woman who would be his daughter's age.

He is also extremely dishonest, cruel, and sometimes even petty.

Urquhart is absolutely ruthless in achieving his goals and has a callous disregard for human life.

Francis Underwood is actually the villain. I hear it's based on Shakespeare's Richard III or something.

Underwood is in the US adaptation, Urquhart is in the BBC series. They're based on a book about a power struggle following Margaret Thatcher's departure.

The character was influenced by Macbeth and Richard III.

Modifié par wolfhowwl, 04 novembre 2013 - 05:49 .

[David7204]

Don't be foolish, Hanar. We're all ugly in comparison to Shepard. Including me. Not as strong. Not as brave. It's no insult. The necessary equivalent of people in fiction are beautiful is people in reality are ugly.

Modifié par David7204, 04 novembre 2013 - 05:48 .

[SwobyJ]

David's posts are beautiful, I's tells you that much.

[Seboist]

The Mad Hanar wrote...

We are dealing with an angry teenager here, folks. Nothing to be overly concerned about.

An angry, autistic teen at that.

[Inquisitor Recon]

You're right, how can any of us compare to Shepard's heroic good looks?

Modifié par Inquisitor Recon, 04 novembre 2013 - 05:51 .

[SwobyJ]

Seboist wrote...

The Mad Hanar wrote...

We are dealing with an angry teenager here, folks. Nothing to be overly concerned about.

An angry, autistic teen at that.

I have met SO many cooler headed autistic people.

Wait, nevermind, David is god and always right, I forgot. :innocent::innocent::innocent::innocent:

Modifié par SwobyJ, 04 novembre 2013 - 05:52 .

[David7204]

But you're right on one tenet. Heroes are lonely. I wouldn't call it anti-social, since that tends to conjure images of goofy-looking people instead of Garrus and Liara.

It's an act of love.

Modifié par David7204, 04 novembre 2013 - 05:53 .

[Ravensword]

wolfhowwl wrote...

Ravensword wrote...

wolfhowwl wrote...

David7204 wrote...

At the start of the story, it is. The hero is never popular. Never the best liked. Never a socialite.

You notice you never see characters in fiction texting each other? You never see them use social media? Never see them yammering on cell phones? They don't go on dates. They don't 'party.'

Francis Urquhart of House of Cards is popular, respected, and schmoozes at parties.

He has an affair with a woman who would be his daughter's age.

He is also extremely dishonest, cruel, and sometimes even petty.

Urquhart is absolutely ruthless in achieving his goals and has a callous disregard for human life.

Francis Underwood is actually the villain. I hear it's based on Shakespeare's Richard III or something.

Underwood is in the US adaptation, Urquhart is in the BBC series. They're based on a book about a power struggle following Margaret Thatcher's departure.

The character was influenced by Macbeth and Richard III.

I've only seen the American adaption, but I haven't read MacBeth or Richard III.

[SwobyJ]

Garrus is goof..... BURN AT THE STAKE!

EDIT: I'm glad I misread that... *puts away torch*

Modifié par SwobyJ, 04 novembre 2013 - 05:55 .

[wolfhowwl]

David7204 wrote...

Don't be foolish, Hanar. We're all ugly in comparison to Shepard. Including me. Not as strong. Not as brave. It's no insult. The necessary equivalent of people in fiction are beautiful is people in reality are ugly.

Shepard sounds rather boring.

Then again Mary Sues often are.

[spirosz]

David7204 wrote...

But you're right on one tenet. Heroes are lonely. I wouldn't call it anti-social, since that tends to conjure images of goofy-looking people instead of Garrus and Liara.

It's an act of love.

People are lonely in general.  

[NeonFlux117]

SwobyJ wrote...

David's posts are beautiful, I's tells you that much.

Finally, a fellow entitled and ascended soul.