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Okay so I'm the worst with tag games - like ik I live on this website but I'm usually too add to sit through like three questions and get distracted and wander off - but this tag I'll do. I forget who tagged me but here's my top ten ((plus a few more)) of the fictional women who shaped me.

1. Piper Halliwell, Charmed. Okay so I have two siblings; a younger one who's 17, as well as an older sister who's no longer in the picture and shes about 30 something. I absolutely get Piper being thrust from middle child who just wants everyone to get along to being the oldest and having to take care of my younger sister despite my current shit job at it, which is another show but I digress so she was always a character I identified with so heavily. She's an icon and if you've never seen her in action I highly recommend it. She has such an amazing character arch.

2. Queen Clarice, The Princess Diaries. I've never been super ladylike. I walk like I'm ready fight someone, I'm aggressive and short tempered, but oh man if I didn't learn where my fork went ((my mother was big on manners but I never really wanted to care until I saw The Princess Diaries as a kid)) and how to curtsy from Grand Grandma C. My sister and I wore out the DVD of the second movie, and no I'm not kidding.

3. Kim Possible, Kim Possible. I wanted to be Kim Possible when I was a kid. She was like my hero. She was strong and smart and brave and she was such a cool human. 7 year old me wanted to be as cool as she was when I got to high school. Spoiler alert, I wasn't lol

4. Buffy Summers, Buffy The Vampire Slayer. So here's the thing: I don't remember anything more vividly that I do watching Buffy for the first time on the couch after I came home from school with a stomach ache in 7th grade. Buffy was and still is an icon for me. She was so witty and cool and clever and smart and she helped to shape how I view shitty situations and accepting that the world doesn't care about me, but you always have a choice so you better make a good one. Buffy was the coolest human being I'd ever witnessed on the small screen and I still strive to be as bad ass and strong ((physically as well as emotionally)) as her.

5. Temperance Brennan, BONES. Brennan was my first exposure to anthropology. Brennan was a genius and while she may not have understood social ques, she was just amazing. She always fought back, she wouldn't run away from anything, and she was pretty much fearless. She was an incredibly incredibly smart woman and she loved science so much. I wanted to be her. She's still an icon and forever one of my idols.

6. Abby Sciuto, NCIS. Abby was honestly one of the first places I saw women in science. Yes, NCIS is a fictional show and yes, I don't really watch it anymore, but Abby was awesome. She was a woman in science with tattoos and dark makeup and she was so smart it made your head spin. She was incredible and absolutely an unintentional foundation to who I am today.

7. Mary Shannon, In Plain Sight. This woman was powerful. She was badass, smart, funny, she managed to hold her fucking trainwreck of a family from going over the deep end, and she was a US Marshall. What. The. Fuck. She was insane. I still can't bring myself to watch the last episode. You can't close the book on Mary.

8. Emma Swan, Once Upon A Time. I know I've backed off on posting ouat, but Emma Swan helped me through high school. I used one of her lines in the first season about being strong and fighting back against people who want to tell you who you are for my senior quote and I have never regretted it. Emma Swan is, was, and forever will be a bad ass and I love her.

9. Willow Rosenberg, Buffy The Vampire Slayer. Ya know what's okay? Being gay and having anxiety and being a witch. Willow was an incredible character and a great person to grow watching her story because damn if I didn't identify with her. I wasn't as nerdy and I'm definitely not as smart, but Willow made me want to be more and made me want to be comfortable in my own skin and I'm happy I had her influence on me as a kid.

10. Jyn Erso, Rogue One. While Jyn Erso was only a character I'd run into in 2016, she is definitely someone who I'll always thank for helping me to figure out that it's okay to be loud when you're trying to get something done, a temper is hard to control but honestly fuck it if you can't, and most importantly: fuck the government. Get shit done and fuck anyone who stands in your way.

Honourable mentions: Leia Oragana, Audrey Jensen, Angela Montenegro, Cordelia Chase, Katniss Everdeen, Sasha Silver, Donna Pinciotti, Jackie Berkhart, Rory Gilmore, Lorelai Gilmore, Mulan, Veronica Sawyer, DJ Tanner, Stephanie Tanner, Machelle Tanner, Becky Donaldson-Katsopolis, and so many more.

Anyone who wants to do this, consider yourself tagged.