wasabi said:I don't feel sorry for the Pamela Andersons, Paris Hiltons, Britney Spears of this world. It's all about PUBLICITY. The more "face time", the better. It's their children that we must feel sorry for.
Had nothing to do with middie. And my comment was never meant to be rude and it certainly wasn't a commentary on middie's thread. It was as if I'd just picked up the morning paper and had the same reaction. There's more to be concerned about than a celebrity's marital situation. It just seems as though the world finds celebrity marriages (or NOT in the case of Tom Cruise, etc. at least until the big wedding in Italy) so amazingly noteworthy. Celebrities seem to skid when it comes to moral values. We're supposed to be interested in their lives as though it really matters in the great scheme of things. Or, as tat said, it's sad that they seem to treat marriage as disposable. One of the things that really gets my goat is that it seems perfectly okay to be "fabulous" and "beautiful" and have a child before you get married. There's one thing about living together, unmarried, there's another issue that comes to the fore when a child enters the picture. Just my humble opinion.-DEADLY SUSHI- said:I find your comment can be taken as rude. I'll believe you didnt mean to be rude, but it SOUNDS like you are calling Middie a 'media junkie' in a very negative spin.
I find the situation interesting.... yet sad. Anyhew, please think about the impact of your words before writing them. Im sure some people do not have interest in some of YOUR topics. And if they DO, I would hope they explain why in a kind fashion.
Thanks!
buckytom said:#3 is never a good idea, wasabi, no matter who you are.
the wrong people always seem to get their hands on them, like your girlfriends' mom and sisters...
