Who is your role model?

GodAtum

My role model that is alive today is Steven Hawking or possibly Tim Berners-Lee.

historically, I admire Julius Ceasar.

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Reply 1

queen-bee

Foo. @Foo.mp3

Also both of my parents have always done an amazing job and I've learnt a lot from them

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I don't have one.

I don't subscribe to the concept of role models. Great song though.

myself

Original post by K.C

myself

You're my role model too

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K.C

Original post by What up dawg

You're my role model too

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everything I do, I do it for you

Reply 7

What up dawg

Original post by K.C

everything I do, I do it for you

:0 you... You actually spoke to me :0 <3

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A shooting star

stalin

Original post by Foo.mp3

My maternal grandfather: RAF Wing Commander MBE, father of 8, dutiful husband and servant of the Lord, wine maker, bee keeper, and all round legend :borat:

Baffling inconsistency :lolwut:

Since the death of my parents you've always been my role model. I have always looked up to you for comfort,support and you've taught me right from wrong

jme

No one.

The more you study history the more you think everyone is fallible and worthy of contempt. Even the greats like Gandhi have done incredibly stupid things that I disagree with. Just look at the guy who won a Nobel prize in science making sexist remarks the other day.

Reply 13

LTG

I don't need anyone to look up to or emulate.

Reply 14

Dinaa

Elsa from frozen

and Hiro from big hero 6. - I just cried way too much watching that :sadnod:

Reply 15

Most Competitive

Tough one, but I guess it's gotta be this guy..

Spoiler

Reply 16

FigurativeTart

Nobody.
I had role models ranging from astronauts, ballerians, alpinists, sopranos, musicians, painters, actors and doctors. I saw myself becoming not any of them, even though for some time I was certain that I would come to be one.

After wanting to be a dermatologist (then endocrinologist) for 6 years positively and consecutively, I ended up studying History and International Relations to my family's surprise and horror (given that I had my baccalaureate in Advanced Mathematics, Literature and Human Anatomy & Ecology).

I'm starting to think that move was me trolling on my family for not having let me attend med school. Now we're both gutted, apparently.

Reply 17

yo radical one

Don't have one, never have.

I was always very close with my maternal grandfather, he was that rare mix of being really kind and caring with also being completely badass.