F: "It's so unfair!"
W: "How do you mean?"
F: "Everywhere I go, people keep comparing me to you."
W: "Here we go. What happened this time?"
F: "Someone on the internet said that me, jumping thirty feet into the air and punching a dragon so hard it turns into a chicken, is 'unrealistic' and 'absurd.' But if you do it..."
W: "It's magical and amazing?"
F: "...it's magical and amazing, right. It's so unfair!"
W: "Sounds like you're the one making the comparison."
F: "What?"
W: "Nevermind. So let me get this straight. You want to be able to jump thirty feet into the air."
F: "Yes."
W: "And turn dragons into chickens."
F: "Yes. By punching them, that's important."
W: "It really isn't, but whatever. And you want people to take you seriously, and stop making fun of you for it."
F: "Yes! You do understand!"
W: "Have you tried not calling yourself a Fighter?"
F: "...what?"
W: "The word 'Fighter' has a lot of connotations associated with it, and those connotations are shaping peoples' expectations. Like when someone mentions oatmeal, it conjures up images of--"
F: "Blah blah, get to the point."
W: "My point is, you could just call yourself something else. Maybe a Fist Mage, or Monk of the Chicken-Fist, or BoomCluck, The Flying Knuckle, whatever. Anything but Fighter."
F: "But how will that force people to change their ideas of what a Fighter is?"
W: "Oh that's easy: it won't."
F: "It won't?"
W: "Nope. Not even a little bit."
F: "Let's just see about that, shall we? To the internet!"
W: "Good luck, BoomCluck."