In many cultures and communities, people are taught that family should always be the top priority, regardless of circumstances. This narrative suggests that individuals should put their family’s needs above their own goals, friends, or values even if it causes personal sacrifice. It is often used to justify decisions about career, education, caregiving, or conflict resolution.

"In the Kung Fu Panda universe, Po is a panda who was raised by Mr. Ping, a goose who runs a noodle shop. Po grows up believing Mr. Ping is his real father. Po is also the Dragon Warrior and the protector of the Valley of Peace. Mr Ping is a good father and takes care of Po well ever since he was a baby.

Later, Po discovers that he is adopted and that his biological father, Li Shan, and a hidden village of pandas have survived in secret. After reconnecting with his biological family, Po is offered the chance to stay in the panda village, where he finally feels a sense of belonging and cultural identity. If he chooses to stay, he can still practice kungfu but he has to pass on the mantle of the Dragon Warrior."

"In Frozen, Elsa, the newly crowned Queen of Arendelle, accidentally reveals her magical ice powers and flees into the mountains, choosing to live in isolation. 

Anna, her younger sister, must now decide whether to chase after Elsa or stay and lead the kingdom. Although Anna is loyal to her sister, they have grown emotionally distant after years of separation, and their bond is strained and uncertain.

This motion assumes the decision is made before Anna chooses to pursue Elsa."

In Naruto Shippuden, after the Fourth Great Ninja War (a global conflict that united villages against a common enemy), Naruto and Sasuke have different visions for achieving peace. Naruto believes in reforming the current system through friendship, understanding, and cooperation among villages. Sasuke believes that lasting peace requires destroying the current power structure and ruling through fear to prevent future conflict.

Exclusive art spaces refer to exhibitions or installations that limit access to certain groups, usually based on identity. The Ladies' Lounge at the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) in Tasmania, Australia, is an example of an exclusive art space that recently prohibited cisgender men from entering the exhibit. The museum subsequently faced a discrimination lawsuit, which led to the closure of the lounge.

The Big Four Awards include the Oscars, Grammys, Emmys and Tonys which are the most prominent performing art and entertainment awards based in the United States. They are held annually and are traditionally decided by professional voting bodies i.e. The Television Academy (Emmys), The Recording Academy (Grammys), The American Theatre Wing & The Broadway League (Tonys), and The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (Oscars).

Self-advocating encourages patients to make sure their issues are not dismissed by medical professionals. This includes doing your own research, asking for a second opinion, making sure doctors note down denying tests in your medical record, etc

Morning-after pills are a type of emergency medication that can be used to prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex. However, they are only effective before ovulation has begun. Research has proven it is not always effective and also can cause side effects. Over-the-counter medicines are medicines that can be bought without a prescription.

Feminine rage is the direct expression of women's anger as a form of power. Examples include yelling, raising voices, and openly displaying anger, etc.

A windfall tax is imposed on companies or businesses that achieve excessive profit during unforeseen events such as favorable market conditions, resource discoveries, or regulatory changes; e.g. global surge of oil prices, discovery of new medicines during a disease outbreak, etc.

For the purpose of this debate, a universal moral code is a standard to determine right from wrong, accepted and applied by everyone regardless of culture, religion, or belief.