Sylvie Meis Opens Up About Unconventional Thoughts and Admiration for a Trailblazer
Sylvie Meis expresses desire for intimate encounters with another woman.
When Sylvie Meis granted an interview to "Playboy," she didn't shy away from discussing unusual thoughts and intimate fantasies. One intriguing concept that caught her interest is transforming into a man for a day. In her words, "If I were a man for a day, I'd absolutely explore a woman sexually."
The Dutch-born star went on to explain her curiosity: "I'd love to experience how others would perceive and treat me. As a man, I'd hope to embody a polished gent. Dressed to the nines, I'd be intrigued to observe the reactions," she shared during the German edition of the magazine.
The Appeal of a Strong Role Model
Sylvie Meis expressed admiration for two characteristics in men: chivalry and proper manners. She shared with the men's publication that a gentleman truly respects women, treating them like the ladies they are.
A Pioneering Icon: Marlene Dietrich
In the entertainment field, Sylvie Meis finds inspiration in the legendary Marlene Dietrich. Her childhood admiration stemmed from Dietrich's early adoption of forward-thinking attitudes. One aspect that particularly stands out to Meis is Dietrich's open declaration of her bisexuality, as the film icon bravely charted her own path.
"She was a trailblazer, pioneering bisexuality in an era when such expressions were rare. Confident and unapologetic, Dietrich paved the way for self-expression. I find her attitude, her legendary style, and her fearlessness captivating," Sylvie Meis effused.
Sylvie Meis' life took a dramatic turn when she was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2009. Following the surgical removal of the tumor, she underwent chemotherapy, which caused her hair to fall out. In 2010, she participated in RTL's dance show "Let's Dance," where she shared a particularly poignant moment with the audience: the removal of her wig, revealing her short hair for the first time publicly.
From 2011 to 2017, she co-hosted a TV show with Daniel Hartwich.
Source: ntv.de, lpe/spot
- Sylvie Meis
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- Marlene Dietrich
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- Sylvie Meis, in her conversation with Playboy, disclosed her fascination with the idea of transforming into a man for a day and exploring feminine attractions.
- Meis openly expressed her respect for men who exhibit chivalry and good manners, considering them true gentlemen.
- The legendary Marlene Dietrich serves as an inspiration for Sylvie Meis, admiring her pioneering attitude towards bisexuality and fearless self-expression in the entertainment field.
- Sylvie Meis, after battling breast cancer and losing her hair to chemotherapy, showed courage by revealing her short hair during her tenure as a co-host on the TV show "Let's Dance."
