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sabrinamari"List five fictional people -- from television, movies, books, whatever -- that you had a crush on as a child (or early teens). Then post this on your LiveJournal so other people can be assured that you're as weird as they thought."
I'm doing six.
1. David Carradine, as Kwai Chang Cain, from Kung Fu - Wise, strong, responsible, spiritual, compassionate, tolerant and kind. A warrior Priest. Profoundly ethical. Deep into mind/body discipline, physical, mental and emotional fitness and very respectful of his body. Hurray! Good choice!
2. Roddy McDowell - from many, many sci fi series in my youth, including 'Planet of the Apes'. Strange choice.
3. Wonder Woman - no explanation needed. Powerful, strong, ethical, heroic, athletic and a great role model.
4. Isis - from that program where the main character said something like, "Hail, Mighty Isis" and then transformed into a modern superheroic incarnation of that Goddess. See the above.
5. The dark haired actor from the series 'Alias Smith and Jones', who later killed himself. This may have foreshadowed a less than wise attraction to depressed people.
6. Mr Spock - Now dumping any residual attraction to withdrawn, icy men who lack empathy, fear intimacy and can't express their true emotions.
I'm doing six.
1. David Carradine, as Kwai Chang Cain, from Kung Fu - Wise, strong, responsible, spiritual, compassionate, tolerant and kind. A warrior Priest. Profoundly ethical. Deep into mind/body discipline, physical, mental and emotional fitness and very respectful of his body. Hurray! Good choice!
2. Roddy McDowell - from many, many sci fi series in my youth, including 'Planet of the Apes'. Strange choice.
3. Wonder Woman - no explanation needed. Powerful, strong, ethical, heroic, athletic and a great role model.
4. Isis - from that program where the main character said something like, "Hail, Mighty Isis" and then transformed into a modern superheroic incarnation of that Goddess. See the above.
5. The dark haired actor from the series 'Alias Smith and Jones', who later killed himself. This may have foreshadowed a less than wise attraction to depressed people.
6. Mr Spock - Now dumping any residual attraction to withdrawn, icy men who lack empathy, fear intimacy and can't express their true emotions.
