Never said having a female role model is bad. So everything you say after that is wrong. I know this is hard to accept for some people but the vast majority of boys at some point in their lives have truly good aspirations to become a good man, to embody all the positive aspects of manliness. Without a positive male role model to guide them, many young men lose sight of that, or start falling for the stereotypes that society places on manliness through the different forms of media, and more often than not, those have many negative characteristics. So the whole point of this thread is to encourage the young men of the forum to continue to strive for those positive characteristics and truly become manly, and remind them how important and helpful a male role model can be. If there's a person who that doesn't apply to fine, nothing applies to everyone. So get over your semantic sexist politically correct bull shit, and take the OP for what it is.

First of all you disagreeing with my first statement dosent make my second wrong. You as well as op are saying that male gender is mandatory in making a male person have positive charectics. That is totally wrong. I understand you are saying people need to have a positive model but your an idiot of you think a man has to have a male role model, i my self an a good example. My only role model is my mother, who started her own business and had been very succesful