So - who's your role model - male or female, on xnxx or out in the real world - and why? You can choose someone real or fictional too.

I'll start the ball rolling - Katie Unleashed is my XNXX heroine, she makes me laugh. I've many times nearly ruined my laptop spitting out my drink....

 

You like hard questions I see Cija

I respect Ejls as a writer and took her very flattering comments on my stories to heart when I wrote a little myslef. Cija and Sassy as they pulled me out of my shell and taught me a hell of a lot, both sexually and as friends

Real life, probably Carl Rogers, the creator of person centred therapy, and Sigmund Frued for the considerable advances that each made to understanding other humans

 

Ok Cija I think this is grower ... Much like my tackle :excited:

Sullygom is my hero cos he's the funniest auld perving wanker from Lancs I ever met...(and he owes me bevvy )

Still wouldn't bum him though :excited:

However Alan Shearer! .... As a totally hetero guy I would if he asked

Oh and Pamela Anderson for her amazing ... er... Intellect!

 

Very nice answer Mr F #blush#

Well ya dont have to want to ermmm y'know with your hero James! And Sully does post some pretty awesome pics. And there was me thinking he was a Yorkshire perv. He's still a southerner to us

 

As stated in the Horny thread. cijababe is mine. Classy, well-spoken, and has men at her beck and call.

*kneels, extends arms, and touches head and hands to floor*

"You are truly the WOMAN!"

 

#blushes# heck I wasn't fishing for compliments......

My RL hero - my Tai Chi teacher. I got to work with him today, such a privelige.

 

As long as laughter can make a hero, then there's one old coot on here who is Superman. He wakes me up smiling and tucks me in with a grin. Thanks old fart for making my day brighter.

 

Freethinker is a pretty sharp dude

 

Oh and of course DMP she keeps me on my toes

 

Firefighters as a group, running in to dangerous situations to save lives and property when everyone else is running away.

Law enforcement officers for pretty much the same thing.

And the members of the military who volunteer to do their duty to their country and take the risks involved in that.

 

My real life heroes include nurses who still wanna save the world, and the unsung heroes who change the world one life at a time, not for the world but for just the one life.

 

In real life, my father. He gave me what I thought was the perfect example on how to be a man.

On the forum, Ejls is an excellent writer. I've only recently dabbled in writing and realize how difficult it really is. And there's Cijababe. Very charming and alluring. Strong assets when trying to keep someones attention.

 

My mom should me how to be a lady and my Daddy showed me what a good man is.

 

My mom and dad. They were both really cool people who gave me the confidence to like who I am

 

All the members of the military that risk themselves for thier country.

 

Well if Im getting serious for a change .....

It's got to be kids who have nothing but give everything!

Putting thier childhood to oneside to look after family members in sometimes impossible conditions. Thier only reward is the love they get back from the people that they are caring for.

Kids are the most honest people on the planet and always look to us for guidance!

*Right seriousness over... Back to wanking! :excited:*

 

Well said Mr Bond! (I typed Toony then and had delete it, ha). I did a counselling presentation on the Carers Centre in Newcastle and when I visited the place I found some of the kids they work with are really amazing people. Better than the rat faced charvers who hang around my corner shop.
One shall have an aggressive chap, maybe of the 'Jack Bauer' ilk come around to eliminate them with extreme prejudice. 'BAM, BAM', 'Uuuugghhh...'
MWAHAHAHAHAhhhhhaaaaa. Grow a proper mustache if you want one you morons, not those lines of bum fluff you like to embarrass your top lip with.

I have to say that my dad is my hero. He flew jets in the Falklands war, and in the first gulf war, as well as doing aid and supply drops under fire all over the place. He even put up with me as a moody unruly teenager without kicking my ungrateful arse out of the door.
I can also say to people with certainty; 'My dads harder than your dad' (if I wanted to that is. I wouldn't, honest).

 

And thanks Cija, you make me giggle too!:excited:

 

Some great posts there, serious and funny too. Of course my Dad was my hero too, he's been gone 18 months now and I miss him so much.

On a lighter note, I vividly remember his piece of advice on dating (in hindsight he was warning me off someone in particular) and has served me well

'Never trust a man who tucks his vest into his y fronts'

I actually saw someone who does this recently, it brought it all back. He had tucked his tshirt into his underpants, and the waistband showed over his jeans - what a turn off!

 

That's damned good advice. My dad told me 'if you really like somebody and don't want to scare them off, don't let them meet me till you're married'. he has a tendency of giving guys that 'what are you doing to my daughter?' look