Hero’s and villains are typical figures in our old fashion action movies. We can’t make up the fact that we live our lives among hero’s and villains every day. They come in all different shapes and sizes. In my life hero’s and villains play a large roll in the person I am today. They represent the positive and negative things in my life. If you are looking at hero’s and villains in a physical sense, a hero is know for his strong studious build where they’re lavished in bright representing colors. On the other hand villains are dark and masked with ugly features that tend to lure people away. Physically hero’s and villains are the total opposite; but mentally they share some common traits. Hero’s and villains both have motives. For a hero it is to do what’s right and for a villain it is to do “his right” which in reality is the wrong. Hero’s like to keep peace while villains seem to always want to disturb it. Hero’s and villains both have goals; things they strive for. For a hero it is simply to make things better. For a villain it is the total opposite, they try to make things worse. Hero’s and villain both fight for there idea of “good”. It may not be the same but they stand as role models for their people. A person who looks up to a hero is looking for the positive and vise versa; a person looking up to a villain values its negative presence.

In my life hero’s and villains represent something else. They represent the good and the bad; the negative and positive in my life. For me I look at the challenges I face as my villains. And from those villains I am able to over come those challenges and those mark as my hero’s in life. An example of this has been during the past few years for me. All my life I dreamt of playing division one soccer. I’ve been working at it for 15 years of my life. Pushing myself to the absolute limits every single day. The past 3 years I have really began to fulfill these dreams. I can recall the countless days and hours of traveling showcases, fitness tests and hard work I put into it. It seemed like my luck was never coming. I could remember the day like it was yesterday after traveling halfway across the country to play in front of 5oo plus college coaches and not getting any feedback, my heart sank. I no longer wanted to play soccer I had no motivation to go out and do what I loved to do. At the moment it seemed the villains in my life were just piling up. My parents could stress my frustration just by the way I carried myself. Then they finally stepped in. They reminded me why I worked as hard as I did and why I spent so much time doing what I love and most importantly they reminded me why I smiled every single day. They helped me find my passion again my family and friends stood as my physical hero’s. At games they were always the loudest to cheer and at practices the ones to pick me up when I was so sore and could barley get my legs into the car. They gave me tremendous amount of support and I could never thank them enough for it. This past year I was blessed with 3 amazing offers to 3 unbelievable schools. There right then was one of the hardest decisions of my life. They all offered the same level ranking and money but it really came down to where and whom I was passionate of. I chose Sacred Heart University in Connecticut because then my hero’s could be in the stands every single game. Everyday life gives people villains but all that matters is you chose the path you want to take. Being a hero for you is the most rewarding reward.