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Tinny-Tinette — 9 years ago(September 04, 2016 11:58 AM)
Ben Stiller is a notorious jerk - look him up in a search engine.
That's right. He's known for not being particularly cordial or approchable towards people and particularly the press.
J-Lo is widely rumored for being demanding, but honestly I don't find her as unlikable as the majority does. I do find her to be genuine, warm and sincere, though I'm not doubting that she can be demanding.
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wordwrights2 — 15 years ago(November 15, 2010 04:48 PM)
Thanks CoOp_RoCks. SimpleMindedSociety and Sweiland75 for listening.Perhaps I am too sensitive. The irony is that a few minutes before at her press conference she was quoted as saying ""The art of living well, to me, is to wake up everyday and to choose to be happy. Luxury is something that begins inside and that is to choose for ourselves health, wellness, kindness, grace, and generosity."
The part that got me was "Kindness, grace and genorsity" and yet a few minutes later she could not show those very qualities she expoused to me. But then she is an actress and obviously knows how to read a line. -
CoOp_RoCks — 15 years ago(November 16, 2010 09:42 AM)
Ha that is kind of ironic, sadly on your part, that she would say something like that the very next day after her rude behavior. Well I wish your meet and5b4 greet would have went the way you had wanted it too. Hopefully any future celeb meetings will result in a wonderful experience that makes up for what Stone did.
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SimplemindedSociety — 15 years ago(November 16, 2010 04:40 PM)
'The part that got me was "Kindness, grace and genorsity" and yet a few minutes later she could not show those very qualities she expoused to me. But then she is an actress and obviously knows how to read a line.'
One doesn't have to be actress to say that; everyday people do the same thing because of their insincerity and self-centeredness. As much as I hate to believe it,many people(and things) are not what they seem.
I know how it feels to be too sensitivethe balancing act is to embrace that quality while avoiding being vulnerable.
The best one we can do is to surround ourselves with others who share the same qualities,and make us feel loved. -
practical_man — 15 years ago(March 05, 2011 03:18 PM)
wow..what are u like 13 years old???
i stopped getting starry eyed gaga over celebs about the same time i began to consider myself an adult.
if you need validation for your existence by a celeb, or your moods can be afffected at all by a celebrity, then you need to seek some therapy. some self esteem classes might not hurt either.
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bron-tay — 14 years ago(February 06, 2012 02:02 PM)
Finally, some sense here. Why does anyone want to cross a room or a street or go out of their way at all to compliment a frakking movie star? Would you do that for the best damn plumber in your town, the best cop, the best of anything else or someone whose work is important to you? No, you have to go say some kind words to a total stranger just because they're rich, famous, and gorgeous. Why? Why crawl across a dozen probably very nice, ordinary people in order to talk to Sharon Stone?
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LovesConfusingJoy — 11 years ago(July 28, 2014 10:57 AM)
Even though I genuinely feel for the OP, your post is very right. People often only admire or even make time for the people they put on a pedestal and have little consideration for the rest.
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serenaylee — 9 years ago(April 21, 2016 04:38 AM)
Where in her story did she say she was looking for validation? She just tried to say something nice and give her a gift. It wasn't because she was rejected by a celebrity that she was upset, but that someone could be that rude and inconsiderate when she was trying to be nice.
And no, I am not some starry-eyed fan. I could care less about the celebrity-hype-making machine that is Hollywood. -
hodie — 14 years ago(December 03, 2011 06:48 PM)
Wordwrights, it's not you who has a problem. It's those losers who have imaginary relationships with Stone that prompt them to attack you that have the REAL problem. Someone else's rudeness is never your fault. They are pathetic.
"Joey, have you ever been in a Turkish prison?" -
serenaylee — 9 years ago(April 21, 2016 04:33 AM)
wordwrights2, ignore the insensitive comments of Jenh_26. Take it from someone who is also a sensitive soul - I used to believe my hypersensitivity was a flaw, but working in the tough environment that is corporate America, I learned to work with and get along with all kinds of people because I was very cognizant of other people's feelings. (I also grew a thick skin from dealing with the crazy managers that seem to populate these companies). Just know that most people are not trying to hurt your feelings; they are often ignorant of them because they themselves are not quite as sensitive as you (or are having a rotten day).
Cheers :0)