Effects of Flying

     Flying is a super power only the almighty superheroes have, and what I wish to have one day. Heroes like the notorious Batman, mark-leaving Spiderman, and the rock-solid Superman are some of the few already legendendary-status flying and soaring superheroes. If I could fly I will attend to where there is a cry for help, when a cat is stuck in a tree, if someone is robbed, and if I feel like taking a stroll through the high-populated cities. I would be plastered all over magazines, newspapers, Ads, and be called by a symbol, flashed into the night sky. Flying would be breathtaking for me and for the innocent people of my country.
     Imagine jumping 300,000 feet from a high-speed aircraft that just reached its cruising altitude. Your heart enduring all the gravitational force by increased beats sounding like a college marching band drum set. All that built up energy going all out. That is how flying would probably feel like in the real world. If you mess up only for a split second you could be crashing into the unforgiving ground and watching you life, just slip out of your grasp. You need to pay attention during anything this dangerous. Your life could actually depend on it.

Spongebob Squarepants Flying on his seahorse

     Although flying may seem exhilarating, it isn't all fun as you probably think. From past T.V shows and movies I seen, everyone would ask for your autograph, merchandise, and many other annoying needs. You also have a red target on your back (not literally) by other citizens who are jealous. If you end up with a villian, leave everyone you love out of the way or the villan would go after them to get in your head. You need to be careful with what you say or this will happen to you.

     Just know that all this information, although realistic, is based on comic book knowledge, and my imagination. I have no links to this post, but I hope you still enjoy it.