Oh *amn! I relate to Jennifer Aniston!!
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Oh *amn! I relate to Jennifer Aniston!!
| Thu, 02-21-2008 - 2:29pm |
My post could triggers fears about being single so don't read if you are feeling sensitive in this way....
I was in Rite Aid today and I quickly checked out a front page article on Jennifer Aniston.

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I feel her pain too, I feel the pain of a lot of women in their 30's who thought life would turn out better than it actually did.
It must be hard to be Jennifer Aniston...I mean being famous and the lack of privacy.
If Jennifer Aniston was actually
Everyone wants you to be 20-something. I must admit, I'm a little bit afraid of that, myself. I'm lucky to be in my early-30s but I know that won't last forever. What is she now? 39? Okay, we're at opposite ends. But I can still feel a little bit of what she's feeling, at least in matters of the heart. It is harder for women now. Unless you count the pretty, underweight, over-feminine whorish types. But, what do they really want? I can't imagine them being happy with the FB thing. But that's not me....
However, I can't imagine how she feels, having no privacy at all. I crave privacy. Without it, I would fall apart. I do think that female celebrities are scritinized far more than regular women. Even a pretty, famous woman with some meat on her bones will receive harsher criticism than an everyday woman who is bigger than her, more plain than her, and basically unstylish. And the average woman who is average in every way may have an easier time getting a man than a woman like Jennifer Aniston who has little time to herself.
But this isn't about plain versus beautiful. This is about age. But I feel that I should throw something else into this situation: Dating is harder for disabled women than for disabled men. Once, I had thought that a disabled man would have a harder time since the man has to figuratively be better, to get a date. Apparently not. So, how will this affect me, in five years?
Thank you for mentioning the disabled issue.
I feel like it is talking about my life as well, however, it is better to go home and have a relaxing evening by yourself, than to go home to an abusive husband / boyfriend who makes your life miserable.
Smile!
Loni
I just saw this link on another board on the bottom where it says, People are talking about....
I just had to post. I think if it was an In Touch magazine or something like that it is totally fabricated. I'm sure Jennifer A. is a great person and all that, but if she wants a guy that's single I'm 99% sure she could get him. She must have other issues, abandonment issues, whatever.
It's not bad to spend nights at home. If you ran out every night you'd burn the candle at both ends and look like *%*#
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