These two are mine. Who are yours?
Favorite rolemodels from literature?
Aiden Campbell
Nolan Edwards
Gustav Meyrink
Hunter Perez
Probably Junger, Hemingway, and Orwell. They are just men whose character fascinates me , their relentless bravado and intelligence in their youth are truly something to be admired. They've personally inspired me to embrace my youth and pursue a life filled with adventure and deadly intrigue. While keeping a journal, maybe I will find something worth recording. Thinking about volunteering for the Red Cross or doctors without borders and medic up in a war zone like Hemingway did actually
Nicholas Reed
Author:
Hard to say. Maybe Heinrich von Kleist or some other intense and dysfunctional wreck of a man that nobody likes.
Fictional:
Flashman. Smarm, greed, lies, bluffness and cowardice.
Hard to decide if I want to be sincere or fake. Being sincere has a kind of cruelty or even masochism to it that makes me feel whole. Meanwhile, lying gets results. Though I'm not particularly good at it.
In practice I avoid going out in public from the various dives I live in month to month, but the storm in the bucket will slop onto the pavement at some point.
Luis Jenkins
Asher Clark
I have a lot of vengeance in my heart, user.
Chase Wright
Not gonna lie, this is cringe
Ryan Clark
so you're 15
Brody Miller
Woah dude, you're so grunge. Want to smoke weed sometime and complain about how stupid our parents are? Just don't take it too seriously, man
William Jenkins
What are your Yea Forums rolemodels?
Austin Sanders
Codreanu.
Joshua Richardson
he's cool but his book is boring as hell
Asher Cooper
Yeah, you’re kinda right.
Jack Thompson
Why have rolemodels at all?
Wyatt Thompson
Why exist at all? You’ll die anyway.
Zachary Bailey
Bolaño
Samuel Smith
Nolan Wright
Dudley Liam Smith, lad.
Colton Mitchell
Gabriel Wood
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Tyler King
Fuckin' Tamburlaine
Jonathan Hall
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Henry Collins
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Andrew King
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Ayden Williams
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Jeremiah Parker
The upper-middle class kid who's allowed to travel, explore and even fail, with little risk of ruining their life. Young people in fact not fearing death makes the prospect of working a dead-end daily grind for years, while indebted or without hope of advancement, a much more effective deterrent to self-fulfillment.
Owen Baker
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