My real-life hero

Hello read friends, how are you? My day started with an inspirational topic for a contest in the Hive community. The topic was:

Do you have a real-life hero? If so, who would that be and why?

I have my real-life hero and that is my son. He often says that his real name is Bruce Wayne but that he sometimes becomes Batman.

His power is so great that I feel very strong next to him. A happy life requires laughter and he makes me laugh many times during the day. When I'm sad, he always finds the right way to cheer me up.

And he sees me like this:

He says I'm beautiful. 🙂

When I can't do something, he is persistent in trying to make me do it. I learn something new from him every day because he is very smart. We get to know the world together because he wants to know everything about every country in the world. We learn flags, foreign words, all kinds of mushrooms, we count to infinity... When I'm lazy, he takes action. It's never boring with him. He has intelligent humor and interesting questions, to which I sometimes don't know the answer, but I try to follow him.

When I can't find something, he always knows where it is. When he sees me crying, he says he will destroy all the weeds that cause my allergy because he doesn’t like it when he sees tears on my face. He believes that adults only cry if they are allergic. 🙂

I'm not afraid of anything next to him. The older I get, the more I fear the amusement park and high slides but when he is next to me, there is no fear.

I have a great fear of dogs, but when I am next to him I must not be afraid of dogs, and then I am the bravest.

My superhero knows that I am a foodie. He always takes care of whether I am hungry and prepares very tasty meals for me.

As well as desserts like this ice cream which looks so good that it is hard to resist even though it is made of plasticine. 🙂

Having a real-life hero is a reason to always be happy and grateful for such a privilege.

Thank you very much for reading.

The images and writing are original and mine. The article was previously published on Hive.

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