Reframing your way to become an Anti-Hero

Robin Low
8 min readApr 15, 2024

Playing the role of an anti-hero in real life requires careful consideration and self-awareness. Here are some factors to consider when embodying an anti-hero role:

- Morality and Ethics: While anti-heroes may operate outside conventional norms, it’s crucial to maintain a strong moral compass and ethical framework. Consider the potential consequences of your actions and strive to uphold principles of integrity and fairness.

Being an Anti-Hero does not mean you do not have morals and choose to do whatever you want. Unlike a hero where you always need to pick the “right” choices till they become predictable. An anti-hero’s approach to moral choices is typically different from that of a traditional hero due to its morally ambiguous or complex nature. Here are some considerations for an anti-hero when making moral choices:

1) Gray Area Ethics: Anti-heroes often operate in moral gray areas where the distinction between right and wrong is blurred. They may prioritize their interests or goals over traditional notions of morality, leading them to make decisions that others may perceive as unethical or questionable.

2) Pragmatism: Anti-heroes are often driven by practical considerations and may prioritize outcomes over adherence to strict moral principles. They are willing to make difficult choices and…

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Robin Low
Robin Low

Written by Robin Low

Author, Traveler, Innovator. Focuses on Social Impact and Innovation.

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