Lost In Books

"Throughout all of history, human beings have been fascinated with feats of superhuman strength. We've told tales of Gods that move mountains, and men that wrestle lions with their bare hands.

But to me, the greatest stories were always the ones about the people with their backs to the wall, who had to fight tooth and nail just to make it through another day. The people with so little love and support in their lives they could barely stand, but never once let themselves fall. The people so full of anxiety they struggled to find a convincing reason to climb out of bed each morning, yet nevertheless, always found the courage to.

I never cared much for laser beams or lightening agility, invulnerability or the power of flight. To me, the most heroic acts of all tended to be the huge weights everyday people carried within themselves."
Everyday Superman by Beau Taplin

"Don't call it a fight when you know it's a war."
The 1975

"Do what you love and love what you do."
Connor Franta

"We are all so desperate to be understood, we forget to be understanding."
Understanding by Beau Taplin

Constructive criticism is always helpful.