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TheCatWoman

All my life I've been told I remind people of others, often fictional, I was asked by a couple of people if author David Eddings, had met me and based his character from the Belgariad, Polgara on me. I've been told that I'm very like the character Gemma from Sons of Anarchy too, I did have to reassure my daughter in law I wouldn't stab her in the head with a BBQ fork, lol.

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  • My family compared me to Alex Dunphy from Modern Family

    I think, it is because of the way she pushes herself and she often makes witty but mean comments. I often make comments that are not really meant to be mean, but come off rather snappy.

    Also many people compare my way of speaking  and overall tone to a German YouTuber that makes funny and extremely nerdy content. She‘s mainly known for parodies and the „Harry Podcast“ where she analyses 5 minutes of the first film per episode, focusing on tiny details often leading to absolutely astonishing rabbit holes. Oftentimes, her tone is very over the top and funny. I‘m not mad about this comparison and do recognise that I either talk in a very bland way or very expressively. 

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  • My family compared me to Alex Dunphy from Modern Family

    I think, it is because of the way she pushes herself and she often makes witty but mean comments. I often make comments that are not really meant to be mean, but come off rather snappy.

    Also many people compare my way of speaking  and overall tone to a German YouTuber that makes funny and extremely nerdy content. She‘s mainly known for parodies and the „Harry Podcast“ where she analyses 5 minutes of the first film per episode, focusing on tiny details often leading to absolutely astonishing rabbit holes. Oftentimes, her tone is very over the top and funny. I‘m not mad about this comparison and do recognise that I either talk in a very bland way or very expressively. 

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