Who is your role model?

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    Who do you look up to the most in the world, and what is it about them that makes you look up to them?
     
    Pretty much anyone who's beautiful by society's standards, such as the awesome girl in my signature. Mainly because, they work so hard to get out they are, and I'd do anything to be like that.
     
    ^Who is she :x

    Anyways, I don't really have any role models. There are fictional charachters, musicans, models, comedians, and celebs that I love what they say, and agree with the actions they do. There are certian things that have been said about politics or religion that I agree with, and I was able to create views.

    However, I have no role model. I just got my ideas inspired from people!
     
    Corny probably, but I really look up to my best friend Klippy. He's very level headed, more than I could ever hope to be, and when in situations I'm not happy about, I just try to think what he'd do and keep calm instead of jumping to conclusions. And he's one of those people that isn't afraid to speak his mind and let people know how he feels. There's a lot of reasons I could list that I admire about him, and try to improve on myself. He makes me very happy too...to be honest, the question here is...why NOT look up to him? Though he is taller than me...so I mean, I have to either way, don't I? lol But yeah...he's the strongest person I know, and it just...keeps me in check and makes me wanna be a better person.
     
    [SIZE="a"]I don't really have one. There are a few fictional characters I look up to, because they're the kind/cool/awesome people I wish I could be.[/SIZE]
     
    I'd say if I had to choose a role model right now, it'd be the woman in my post theme, Chelsea Handler. I find her impressive and amazing in every way, and I aspire to be like her. Her personality is just infectious, though I guess what I love the most about her is her ability to make fun of everybody and everything around her without second thought or consequence. That's the way I want to live, in amusement of everything. You laugh a lot more that way.
     
    well, in this thread, i talked about a person whom i completely regard as my role model. i'll quote my post here:
    Briar said:
    there will always be that one girl i look up to. she's about a year older than i am and i swear, she does almost everything excellently. i mean, she's my idea of a "renaissance man": she's a very good visual artist, she's a good singer, she's a good actress, she's very smart, she's very open-minded and is willing to try new things, she's a very concerned older sister to her younger siblings (as far as i know from the concerns she voices out to me), she's a student leader whom everyone respects and listens to, and she was the captain of our high school's pep squad (i just had to throw that one in there haha). you'd think that people like her are mary sue-ish, but she totally isn't. i was her classmate on our third and fourth year of high school, and i saw her break down and cry because she felt she was doing a mediocre job of being a student/sister/daughter, or i would see her come to class with extremely puffy eyes because she stayed up all night for a school project -- and i'm not talking about something made half-assed here.

    she has been, and will always be, my role model. being a personal witness to some of her struggles, i know that she wasn't "born excellent" and all that; she made herself excellent by pushing herself to do her duties to the maximum and beyond.
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    i always call her my "forever idol," my ideal older sister, and my knight in shining armour. that's the extent of how much i love and respect her as a person.

    another person i idolize would have to be leonardo da vinci. i love how he's managed to stretch his potential as a human being. i want to be like him someday - to be someone who will continuously push my human potential.
     
    My role models are fiction characters so I am not sure if they count to be honest. Here are a few:

    * Stevie Rae Johnson
    * Prue Halliwell
    * Maximum Ride
    * Rose Hathaway
    * Grace Brisbane
     
    I look up to my fiance the most out of everyone, because no matter how *****y I get when I'm sick or etc he's always there for me.
    He can put up with anything and is always so caring and concerned for me.
    He has strong will power that I've never found in any other man or woman. I'm sure people are out there, but no one is identical to him. He's my perfection as stupid as that may sound to some, I'm sure others can relate, because they too have a perfection of their own.
     
    Never had one. Not really sure why. At the most there are people I appreciate or respect, but no one inspires me or makes me strive to be like them.
     
    I look up to people who are better artists than I am.

    But I'm also kind of jealous of them.
     
    Without a doubt, Tegan and Sara Quin are my role models not only musically, but just for life in general. This will explain it better than I ever can. They're not only hilarious, but intelligent, well-spoken, and insightful, as well as excellent lyricists and writers. I have nothing but total respect for these two ladies.
     
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    My bestie probably is. We dated for a while, and she's trans like I am, but we worked entirely better as best friends. I owe everything I am to her influence.
     
    For me it would be my grandfather. His parents had a hard time raising him and his siblings as they grew up, so from the age of 16 on, he worked his butt off in the construction industry, day in, day out, so he could support the ones he loved. It was hard work, long days, with high temperatures in the summer, and freezing ones in the winter, but he did it anyways because he knew he had to. And he did it all without complaint. And he did it for his wife when he got married, he did it for his children, and he did it for his grandchildren. He worked until the day he was diagnosed with a tumor in his leg, and was forced to stop working.

    He is the hardest working man I have ever known, and I miss him dearly.

    (Sorry this kinda became a depressing post BUT OH WELL)
     
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