Female role model?

[ubokvt]

I've just read a thread on Male role models, and wondered. Do any of you have a female role model and if so who and why?

[SherriePall]

Good question. I was trying to think of someone without saying I wanted to be her based on her looks or style. As for a role model, I would have to say it was someone I used to work with because of her skills, talent, disposition, and ability to work with me.

[cd_stacey]

Everyone on this website are my role models!

[Kate Simmons]

My Grandmother. Ericka/Rich

[Sierra Evon]

all women that fight back against abusive men........

[MJ]

I've just read a thread on Male role models, and wondered.
Do any of you have a female role model and if so who and why?

well thats a good question however you did not say if it was a gg. or can it be a ts? if so then my role model is a ts girl her name is Renee Reyes here is her web site www.reneereyes.com/ . i want to be just like her in every way.. and i am getting there. Renee is wonderful and she has help me in many ways thanks Renee :love:. she has very good advice and it works for me ... hugs mj

[Calliope]

My mother.

She was the classic suburban mom. Doctor's wife, tennis, keeping upset with the Joneses. Spent more than a decade of her life working on turning me into a rough 'n gruff boy. Wow, I really couldn't stand her!

After 30 years' marriage, she told the old man to f*** himself and took off to hike the Appalachian Trail. Spends winters in Mexico - camping. No longer gives a crap about money - a total hippie.

And she's the one who embraced the fem me more affectionately than anyone.

People can change.

[Jesse69]

I got a book from ebay named Catwalk - it's about female models of the 90's. They are all so beautiful and most of them are my female role models. I would have loved to have been born a hot female model!

[princessmichelle]

I have a friend I'll call Jane, the wife of a friend. Mostly she wears boring clothes. She's my proof that clothes do not make the woman. She's nice, smart, and has a great sense of humor. But she is female, and if I could be half as good as her she'd be a great role model.

Another is a woman I met in school. I'll call her Germaine. Germaine had the most soothing manner of anyone I've met, and balanced her academic brilliance with a love of fun and, nor surprisingly, more friends than could be counted. Incredibly, I didn't realize she was beautiful until someone pointed it out to me! She'd be a great model.

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[Tina Dixon]

Lisa Lampanelli, what can I say:D

[Marla S]

Interesting question ... :thinking: ... :thinking: ... :thinking:

No, no particular role model.

My mother is and has been influencing in teaching me quite a few of the "fem-skills" (cooking, handicraft and the like) when I asked her for.

For certain aspects of "revolution" my sister has been influencing.

Other than that I am impressed by self-confident women that are able to pick up the best of both worlds without being dogmatic.

One or three of the GGs on this forum would fit in this category.

[Karren H]

Nope, not just one.....I guess I have all females as role models.....since I've been studying all of the ones that I come in contact with.....

Love Karren

[Kristi1948]

My ex-wife. She is a very beautiful lady. Very assertive, determined individual. She actually has all the qualities I would like to have.:D

[ArleneRaquel]

As Karren closes in on 3,000 posts I will pick her. She is also very beautiful and humorous.:love: From Maureen

[Scotty]

Amanda Tappings as Samantha Carter from Stargate SG-1.

[janet p]

It would be my sister she has had to put up with our mothers abuse towards her husband(of 46yrs) raising 6 kids(one who is gay) not that she doesn't love him as much as the others,but until things get a little to much to handle will she call me to unload and then I listen and hope that it helps.:love: :love: :love: :love: :love:

[Rachel Morley]

My wife!

[Bernice]

Amanda King (Kate Jackson) from "Scarecrow & Mrs King" comes to mind, as does Jill Taylor (Patricia Richardson) from "Home Improvement". Smart, beautiful, feminine, and loving.

[ReginaK]

No. Not really.