Our Superman
Since young, most of us want to become a superhero to help others in need. We were exposed to cartoons that have superheroes in it and we envied the superheroes in the cartoon and want to be like them.
When I watched batman, I wanted to be like badman. When I watched teen titans, I wanted to be like Raven. When I watched Superman, I wanted to be like Superman. Or maybe not becoming like one of them but want a superhero by my side and protects me.
We always have a superman right by our side, our father. When we were young, our father seems like an encyclopedia, our know-it-all father. Whenever we have question, we asked him and we are amused and assumed that he knows everything. Whenever there are things in the house that need to repair, our superman will fixed it.
We looked up to him when we were young.
But sometimes we tends to forget about his unconditional love to his children. Most of the time, he is out for work to earn a living and makes sure that we could afford to buy whatever we want. He does not show his weak side to us and only showed his strong and powerful side to us. We don't know what he is going through or suffering, and he tried his best to not show it to us.
Every time during Mothers' Day, it will caused a sensation but during Fathers' Day the reaction is surprisingly much quieter than Mothers' Day. Fathers are similar to unsung heroes. A person who makes a substantive contribution but is unknown.
Lets be a filial children and take care of our parent who spent most their time on us and trying their best to give the best to their children.