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crucialwax@crucialwax.com |
How many role modes do we need? I don’t see celebrity personas as real and attainable any more than a role they play in a movie is real and attainable. All the virtues I hope my children absorb are in the people in my real life community.
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Anywhy
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I guess it depends how you grew up. When I was a kid the only real people were my small family, teachers and classmates, none of whom I could relate to. So my role models were cartoon and novel characters (not so much celebrities, but similar fictions).
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carodjah!✨at the Sabzeruz✨
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That works if you have a good commmunity! Not everyone has that chance, tho. The male role models available to me were majority abusive and/or hardcore Christian. The only one who wasn’t was our band teacher for a year who drove 1.5hrs to teach us 3 times a week and slept in his office.
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Molly White
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i probably have hundreds of role models, ranging from people i know in real life to long-dead historical figures to fictional characters. regardless of whether we consciously identify a person as a role model, we emulate those we admire.
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Steve with a Q
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How many paths are there through life? How many different roles do we fill and how many ways are there of doing so? Every known person is a role model for at least what they are known for.
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TaterBugs
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I counter: Mark Ruffalo.
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