I have three little sisters. The more I see them growing up and becoming young women, the more I notice how they look up to me. That might sound conceited, but really it scares me almost.

They see what I do and they hear my opinions, and with or without noticing, they emulate me. Either directly or indirectly. I see my sisters going through the same things I did at nearly their exact age, and I also see them basing their opinions and actions on stuff they have learned from me. Alcohol, boyfriends, friendships, clothing, makeup. Opinions about human rights, music, personal freedom, freedom of speech, and so on.

I do feel like it's important to do things that would not influence my siblings negatively. I'm not perfect, but at least the side of me that they see on and everyday basis should be one they can learn something useful, helpful and positive from.

Do you have younger siblings that look up to you? Even if they act like they don't, they might to some degree. Do you look up to your older siblings? Alternatively, have you seen your older siblings make serious mistakes and now you know never to do the same things?

I have 5 sisters all younger  2 are twins  I live with my grandma and one of them.
And she could care less about us Shes always out of the house.
My 4 other little sisters i try to talk to all the time And i send them some drawings i do and they love
talking to me My one sister says she wants to be able to 
draw like me one day. and i think thats cute .

Well, I have 5 older brothers, and I don't look up to any of them. They're all a**h***s who could care less about anything but themselves and their friends. Oh well.

I have two younger sisters, Alexis and Avery. Alexis used to copy every little thing I do it bothered the hell out of me. Everything I do she has to be exactly like me my mom buys the same clothes as me for her to wear or she'll have a total b*tch fit  it's really annoying. My mom's bothered by it too I'm not the greatest influence in the world, And on top of that now Avery's doing the same thing to Alexis. Where's my person to copy off why can't kids just be themselves and stop idliizing me I'm not special.

I'm the youngest of the siblings and I've seen my brother and sister makes some bad decision in their lives, but I was too young to understand about the whole boyfriend/girlfriend thing until I've came of age when I hit puberty and I began taking interest in girls. My brother made the same mistake at an early age and my sister nearly made that mistake, before I got into that situation. My sister caught wind of it and offered me to come visit her at her home. Well I haven't seen her in few years and decided to go for the week and on the second day. She confronted me about the situation I was in. It's quite embarrassing to talk about that to a girl, specially if she was your sister, but I knew her intention was good and she was only trying to help me. She was always there when I needed her even though she still makes mistakes. I mean, we all make mistakes, but she's always trying to help me out with my problems and she makes me proud to call her my sister. 

I have one blood brother, one step brother, one step sister, and a bunch of half brothers and sisters from my fathers side.

My blood brother being the only one I saw on an everyday basis did look up to me at one point. It was flattering and a bit annoying at the same time because I felt like he was almost trying to take my identity. After a certain amount of time he broke out of idolizing me and started maturing..growing up to be his own person. He still thanks me to this day for how he turned out. He's currently in college trying to get a bachelors degree.

I have no siblings, but I do have two nephews (cousins, but I refer them as nephews.) One of them is 10, the other is 3, and they truly look up to me because I was there for them when their parents divorced, re-married, etc, and I always cheered them up, with no chance of fail. 

The 10 years old, Kobe, loved hockey because I taught him how to play hockey, and how to be a goalie. Now he's a pro on ice hockey at his age! Heheh, I'm still proud of him =)

The 3 years old, Cruz, developed a liking for hockey too, so I intend to teach him how to be a pro on ice when he's four! Wish me luck

I have a little brother who is thirteen years younger than me. He was  born in the middle of my parents divorce. My older brother wasn't around the house much, and my mother was always tired. I stuck around him from when he was a baby to the day I left the house. Him and I were best buds and he continues to do the same things I do or the things he knew I did at his age. The day I realized he looked up to me is when he came up to me on father's day when I was sixteen years old. He gave me a card he made at school. He said "Happy Father's Day". He never met his father, so he thought that is what I was. It made me tear up.

I do have two younger sisters. Though I'm not sure if they really look up to me. My mom always says they do, but they never really show it. Most of the time, it's really just me getting annoyed at whatever they're doing. You know, typical relationship among siblings and stuff like that.

But now that I look at it, I guess they do look up to me in a way. I mean, I try my best to get good grades in school, and they seem to follow. I do my best to stay organized and they follow that. Whenever we have work to do around the house, once I get started, they follow too. So I guess they follow me in a way that I usually don't notice. /ramble

7 yep i have many niece's and nephew's

Yeah, my bro looks up to me. It is nice to know that :3

No, I do not have younger siblings that look up to me, because I am the youngest. It would have been awesome if I had a younger sister though, then I would have had someone that might have looked up to me.

I'm an only child, but it seems like one of my younger cousins looks up to me. She is 16 and she does ask me for advice on a lot things that she won't ask her brother or her own parents about.

And when I was a kid, I used to look up to two of my OLDER cousins. Neither of them are perfect, but I got along better with them then anyone else in the family and wanted to do whatever THEY thought was cool, haha.