whores and heroes

The double standards states: Girls who sleep around are called whores while guys who do the same are called heroes.

We, as a society, have allowed prejudice, double standards, and stereotypes to dictate how we live our lives. We realize how flawed these culturally ingrained beliefs are, and yet we do nothing.

Now there is the opportunity to change that.

At the core of the Whores and Heroes concept lies a message; one that speaks to the revolutionaries -- those who understand that for a change to be made, it must start within ourselves.

Here is a challenge you to overcome judgment -- both in how you judge others as well as how you allow yourself to be judged.

We dare to see through these judgments and dare you to do the same. We understand that behind these judgments lie separate, unique individuals who deserve the freedom of self expression without the fear of being judged.

We are the brave, the rebels, and the visionaries. We are the ones who know a change must be made. And we are the ones who can make a difference.

Together, we are Whores and Heroes.

Dude1: "You're gay."

Dude2: "That's so Whores and Heroes."

by The Dersk February 8, 2008

guitar hero

a video game compared to masturbation: fun but cant beat the real thing.

what?? come on its true. guitar hero is like masturbation

by skatewhenucan January 27, 2008

Disposable Heroes

Noun. A stoner term for condems, hence the Metallica reference

Yo bro, she's gonna Ride my Lightning, time to put on Disposable Heroes

by KingHarryOfSpain December 31, 2011

My Hero

A song by Dave Grohl about the legendary musician Kurt Cobain.

There goes my hero.

by rockman April 16, 2004

herocious

Combination of two seperate words - horrible and atrocious. Oft used to describe a person, place or thing that cannot be formally identified singularly as either horrible and/or atrocious.

Scott works in the produce section 8 days a week. Scott smells herocious.

by Asyd309 November 10, 2004

Andersonian Hero

A fictional character who exhibits the qualities found in the heroes of Wes Anderson movies. Much like the Byronic Hero, the Andersonian Hero is a person of impressive personal talent. The Hero's personal magnetism draws others into his orbit, and he convinces them to join him in his schemes. At some point during the story, the Hero's arrogance, impetuousness and propensity for lying lead to serious consequences for everyone involved, and he finds himself abandoned and alone. By the end of the movie, however, the Hero has redeemed himself and the other characters come to accept him as a flawed, but still inspiring individual.

The list of Andersonian Heroes includes Royal Tenenbaum, Steve Zissou, Mr. Fox and Max Fischer.

At the end of "Fantastic Mr. Fox," Mrs. Fox encapsulates what it means to be an Andersonian Hero:

Mrs. Fox: You know, you really are... fantastic.
Mr. Fox: I try.

by CaptainApathy March 9, 2010

Internet Hero

That guy who clearly spends too much time on the forums. His posts are generally characterized by a snooty tone, good grammar, and overuse of "..." and "-_-". The Internet Hero is often targeted by hoards of trolls but never realizes it, concluding that his spectacular intelligence makes everyone else a heathen.

Whenever an Internet Hero realizes he has lost, he'll often resort to cop-outs to cover for his stupidity: "U mad bro", "Cool story, bro", "Lol, whatever", etc.

Internet Hero: *Long-winded, arrogant post*
Heathen: But that doesn't make any sense.
Internet Hero: Just because you're too much of an idiot to understand my logic doesn't mean it doesn't make sense.
Everyone Else on the Forum: It doesn't make sense.
Interent Hero: Lol, whatever...why are there so many idiots on this forum? -_-

by randomsomething October 13, 2012