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Dear Britney lovers,

BIKINIMOM said:
Kids are going to rebel regardless, you are correct. But I truly believe that if you explain WHY it is a bad idea for A CHILD to call sexual attention to herself, then they will think twice.

IE - I walked up on my oldest and squeezed her up against the wall, my body pushing against hers, breathing heavily in her face (not to hurt her but so she understands right/wrong/indifferent - what message she is sending) and asked her, "Now what are you going to do? I am a LOT SMALLER than most boys your age and a helluva lot smaller than most MEN. You think a boy/man wont do this to you if he thinks he can get away with it?" She was stunned. Didnt know what to say.... But I certainly drove my point home.

I explained that she is very beautiful and has the body of a near woman (we are in the same pants size and she's got a full A-cup - she is only 13 1/2) and she will be attracting attention that she will NOT be able to handle.

This was not about me trying to restrict her or make her "a geek." That it was about me loving and protecting her from things that she doesnt understand.

I will teach her about makeup and how to dress and all about how to be a WOMAN as she becomes A WOMAN. She is now only a child and needs to concern herself with studies and fun kid things - NOT WITH SUCH ADULT THINGS.

And I do talk about all things sexual. I do not put my girls in a bubble but believe in intelligently preparing them for the insanity of the world.



YOUR SISTER HAS BALLS OF STEEL!!! MY HERO!!! :)
I got a chuby now.
 
Whiskey said:
About Brittany, maybe she is happy in life and marriage. Think about it, no newspaper is going to print the photo's of her being happy or smiling anymore. Only the ones that show her looking sad and depressed since that is all that people talk about now.


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^^^^^see, maybe she isn't as depressed as you all think. AND, who knows, she most likely told that nasty douchebag of a husband of hers that rapping would be a good idea. I wouldn't doubt it one bit.

Oooooooh hubby, we could tour together. Yeah, I can hear her saying that

Whiskey
 
BIKINIMOM said:
AND?!?! :rolleyes: I didnt realize that the site of a pregnant woman was so shockingly repulsive to so many.

I've always found that it is women who are the most critical of other women's outward appearance. You gals are your own worst enemy.
 
Longhorn85 said:
I've always found that it is women who are the most critical of other women's outward appearance. You gals are your own worst enemy.

With this statement I will not disagree.

Women sadden me often. Isn't it bad enough that we have men degrading us?

If a woman is tacky and not the sort that I want to socialize with, I make a mental note of it and move on. I simply don't socialize with her, lest I be put in the same category by others. But I also don't feel the need to crow about it to the women that I DO choose to socialize with. I'd rather sit and tell dumb jokes, laugh about myself and how silly we are.

But then again, this is just me and MY FRIENDS and I suppose, not MOST WOMEN. Just one of the reasons why I get on better with men and why the women that I do socialize with are certainly uncommon. I suppose that I've been the topic of conversation of more than one of "those" women... which I found to be quite amusing as I've never wasted a moment's thought on them.
 
The media makes me fucking sick sometimes. Something has to be done about their methods of operation/twisted motives.
 
Longhorn85 said:
I've always found that it is women who are the most critical of other women's outward appearance. You gals are your own worst enemy.

More women should be critical and honest. I rather a woman tell me "Brenda, you need to get your act together" than to lie to my face and talk about how I let myself go, or "how I'm not doing what I'm suppose to do", etc.

If I was her friend, I would have pulled her aside as soon as she started dating that moron and said "WTF is your problem? You deserve better."
 
nycgirl said:
If I was her friend, I would have pulled her aside as soon as she started dating that moron and said "WTF is your problem? You deserve better."

I did that to my best friend - friends since we were 12. I was a bit nicer than that but I told her honestly that she deserved better. She quit talking to me, married him, got prego, he cheated, she left him, and she and I still aren't talking anymore. Oh well, I tried, I really tried.
 
From what I've gathered, Kevin Federline is a pretty shitty dude. It's a shame that so often these realizations don't dawn on the people they matter most to.
 
ironbabe said:
I did that to my best friend - friends since we were 12. I was a bit nicer than that but I told her honestly that she deserved better. She quit talking to me, married him, got prego, he cheated, she left him, and she and I still aren't talking anymore. Oh well, I tried, I really tried.
i heard that my best friends husband was cheating on her and i couldnt tell her because i KNEW she would get mad at me for it
they ended up breaking up and shes remarried to a good guy:)
i just wish i had told her tho, because ive done the same to her before in another situation and she got mad at me for months over that so my hands were kind of tied
 
nycgirl said:
More women should be critical and honest. I rather a woman tell me "Brenda, you need to get your act together" than to lie to my face and talk about how I let myself go, or "how I'm not doing what I'm suppose to do", etc.

If I was her friend, I would have pulled her aside as soon as she started dating that moron and said "WTF is your problem? You deserve better."


Agreed!

...maybe that's why I only have two girlfriends.... :worried:
well, ok - one that's still talking to me
 
ironbabe said:
I did that to my best friend - friends since we were 12. I was a bit nicer than that but I told her honestly that she deserved better. She quit talking to me, married him, got prego, he cheated, she left him, and she and I still aren't talking anymore. Oh well, I tried, I really tried.

LOL, I would've been nice, blunt, but nice.

I think being honest with her makes you a better friend even if you no longer talk to her, than lying to her.

I don't think there is nothing wrong with being honest and critical.
 
Erzulie said:
Because she's a trashy whore. I am given the right to have an opinion and voice it. Alot of her life never hit the media... she hid alot of things really well, even from her own family and Justin (when she was with him)... People know people, she was born not that far from here rememeber.


Examples/proof?
 
MattTheSkywalker said:
Every Louisiana woman is good in the sack bor. They're a different species from the nonsense and pretense one sees in the Northeast.

Take this advice:

Spend a night with a Louisiana girl - ideally a Cajun girl - but any Louisiana girl will do in a pinch. Better yet...the whole weekend.

Then, when you're with a girl from the NYC area, you'll probably want to stop, get up, go in the bathroom and finish yourself off, because after Louisiana girls, experience with NYC / NJ / CT / Long Island women will bore you to sleep.

Take my word on this. For real.


Ahhh, so that's what they really mean by "southern hospitality". ;)
 
velvett said:
No she'll just marry a loser like her sis.


We all know that for guys making stupid decisions like that would be called "thinking with the little head", but what about girls?
 
hanselthecaretaker said:
We all know that for guys making stupid decisions like that would be called "thinking with the little head", but what about girls?


Good question.

Just not thinking?
Thinking without self-esteem?

I have no answer for that.
 
hanselthecaretaker said:
We all know that for guys making stupid decisions like that would be called "thinking with the little head", but what about girls?

Insecurity. Neediness. Willing to put up with crap for the sake of being with a man. Fear of being alone. Doing anything to make someone happy and neglect our own happiness.

Every woman has been there at least once (I know I have), some of us live & learn and vow to never let that happen again. Some continue the cycle. Some of us make the vow, yet never learn to love ourselves and make the same mistake.
 
nycgirl said:
Insecurity. Neediness. Willing to put up with crap for the sake of being with a man. Fear of being alone. Doing anything to make someone happy and neglect our own happiness.

Every woman has been there at least once (I know I have), some of us live & learn and vow to never let that happen again. Some continue the cycle. Some of us make the vow, yet never learn to love ourselves and make the same mistake.

You answered that perfectly.
 
SoKlueles said:
I like her song "everytime"
its sad


Why do people like sad songs? Why must we get emotional? It's like a blessing and a curse.
 
JavaGuru said:
Honest answer, because people "like" to see successful people fail.


Mainly those who are already miserable though....helps make them feel better about themselves.
 
jujubes said:
I stood in Walmart and made a fuss out loud because I couldn't believe how incredibly slutty those dolls are. My niece wanted one for Christmas and there was not one girl doll that I could find that didn't look like a hooker. I ended up choosing a boy brat because they weren't as bad. It's the consumer's fault. If nobody bought them and complained to the manufacturer, then it would change. My sister is already having problems with her eight year old. I don't agree with how she lets her dress, it's obscene to me. Using a bandana for a top on a little girl??? Not my daughter, that's for sure.


Is it any wonder there is a direct correllation between loose sexual morals and ever-increasing percentages of stds? I can only speak for America, but this trend has to stop.
 
NYC Girl hit the nail on the head - self-esteem.

As for the telling your girlfriend thing. Back in the day when my ex and I were still married we were best friends with another couple. They were even godparents to our second child. Well when that child was just a few months old we were over at their house. My older daughter was already asleep in a portacrib in another room. (We socialized with this couple frequently, talked daily, etc.) One evening the wife decided to go out with my then husband to pick up some brownie mix instead of the two men going out because she didnt want her husband to stop off at the local titty bar with mine. While the two of them were out her husband and I were in the backroom watching a video (Surry with the Fringe on Top - I remember like it was yesterday). With my infant daughter on the bed this guy whipped his dick out and started stroking it. I could see out of the corner of my eye. I WAS AGHAST!!! I immediately picked my baby up and ran into the kitchen (in front of the house) and said loudly, "Gee, I think I here them. I think they are back."

THANK GOD...

I tried to act as normally as I could and waited until we were in the car ride on the way home when the evening was over to tell my then husband what had happened. He had known the guy for 12 years and I knew his wife for like 5. At first my ex blamed me (just one of the many reasons why he is now my ex). Then when he pulled his head out of his ass we were faced with the delima of whether or not to tell the wife.

We sat on it for about a week and ased a lot of people we knew what we should do.

Ultimately I decided that as painfull as it was, if my then husband did that to me with another woman, let alone our best friends I WOULD WANT TO KNOW. So hard as it was both of us told the wife.

End result - they both stopped talking to us. The wife TOTALLY didn't believe me. And they moved away. Last I heard his alcoholism got waaaaaaaaaay worse and she gained back all the weight she had lost (she was very heavy until her early 20's) and then some.

I haven't a single regret.

Conversely, years later I had another best friend who confessed to me that she was cheating on her longtime live-in boyfriend. He was also my friend. I told her she needed to make up her mind, that it wasn't right and when she told that her bf was abusing her I said I would remain silent for fear she would take another beating... or worse.

Then she told me she broke it off... but she was lying.

The bf found out - and THANK GOD they both ended their friendship with me (actually He ended her friendship with me for her).

What I should have done in retrospect was tell her to either:

A - break it off with her abusive bf
B - tell her bf about the affair herself or I would stop talking to BOTH of them.

Live and learn
 
nycgirl said:
Insecurity. Neediness. Willing to put up with crap for the sake of being with a man. Fear of being alone. Doing anything to make someone happy and neglect our own happiness.

Every woman has been there at least once (I know I have), some of us live & learn and vow to never let that happen again. Some continue the cycle. Some of us make the vow, yet never learn to love ourselves and make the same mistake.

Velvett has tapped into a subject that obviously stirs a lot of thought based on the number of responses. Kudos to her.

As for the low self-esteem bit, I guess I have to agree but its hard to imagine how someone in Brittany Spear's situation would have esteem problems, and even if she did she still could have married a more accomplished man if that is what she was looking for, no?

I mean usually in these type of Hollywood marriages doesn't the star look for someone who has it going on in their own life and are not impressed by star status?

It seems to me that since she did the opposite (marry a commoner), she sees herself as a commoner and is comfortable with that.
 
Longhorn85 said:
Velvett has tapped into a subject that obviously stirs a lot of thought based on the number of responses. Kudos to her.

As for the low self-esteem bit, I guess I have to agree but its hard to imagine how someone in Brittany Spear's situation would have esteem problems, and even if she did she still could have married a more accomplished man if that is what she was looking for, no?

I mean usually in these type of Hollywood marriages doesn't the star look for someone who has it going on in their own life and are not impressed by star status?

No. If you don't love yourself enough to have standards and feel that you deserve to be treated well, you will be surprised what kind of situations someone would put him/herself in. I hid my story well because I was embarassed. How could I allow such a loser into my life (I don't blame him at all; I was the dumbass)? It wasn't until I needed my mother's help that I had to tell someone (that's when my life changed for the better).

It has nothing to with status, wealth, education, etc. I've met women with alot less that are stronger and live better lives, than women than had it all.
 
My point is that maybe she really loves the guy and perhaps he is right for her. Most Hollywood marriages don't last. Only time will tell if this one does. We can only speculate.
 
Longhorn85 said:
My point is that maybe she really loves the guy and perhaps he is right for her. Most Hollywood marriages don't last. Only time will tell if this one does. We can only speculate.

Maybe. Maybe.
 
Longhorn85 said:
It seems to me that since she did the opposite (marry a commoner), she sees herself as a commoner and is comfortable with that.

Yes and no.

He was her back up dancer and someone's else's boy friend - and "babies daddy" (yes plural). She hooked up with her "dancer" while he was still with his pregnant girlfriend.

So, I guess you're right - she is a commoner and doesn't deserve much better and even she knows it.



















I know - I'm evil :evil:
 
What backup dancer isn't going to jump at an opportunity like that? He's not stupid, he knew his ex wasn't going to be able to butter his bread for him the way Britney does. He openly lives the high life with his wife's money. She probably does love him, therefore will probably do anything for him, and I'm sure he knows it.

As far as having esteem issues, aren't celebrities the ones with the biggest?
 
jujubes said:
What backup dancer isn't going to jump at an opportunity like that? He's not stupid, he knew his ex wasn't going to be able to butter his bread for him the way Britney does. He openly lives the high life with his wife's money. She probably does love him, therefore will probably do anything for him, and I'm sure he knows it.

As far as having esteem issues, aren't celebrities the ones with the biggest?

GIVE THIS WOMAN A PRIZE!!!!!!!!!

;)
 
Don't mean to shine the light off Britney and her two-bit hubby, but you might find this fun. I worked for the Four Seasons Hotel several years ago. Let me share with you how grown-up and secure some of these celebrities are:

Don Johnson:
Made a pass at me twice when I picked him up in the service elevator. The hotel masseuse refused to give him a massage because he came on to her. Another time he was up against the elevator wall with his publicist going at it as if I wasn't even there. He was constantly drunk in the hotel. At 3am one night I went past his suite and his door was ajar. I went closer to investigate and he had a woman in his suite. It wasn't Melony. She had just left him at the end of that weekend. His children were sleeping in the suite next door. I called out to identify myself and he came to the door, drunk out of his mind, slurring and practically drooling. Real winner.

Scotty Pippin:

He had a different girl in his suite every hour one night for six or seven hours straight. He made a sexual connotation to the lobby bar hostess and was given a warning. Another winner.

Bobby Brown:
The winner of all winners. He and his cronies got warning after warning about the "no party policy" at the hotel. They don't care who you are or how famous, because it is the wealthy business people who bring the majority of revenue. They systematically damaged several thousand dollars worth of furniture in the suite. When I went to his suite to give him his final warning of which would follow their eviction, Bobby asked me what my name was. I told him and he turned to his entourage, they all looked as if they had been clothed by Gangs'R'Us, and said my name twice and said "That would taste good on the tip of my tongue", as he obscenely wagged it in my face. That same night he had two high class call girls visit him. Whitney had just left two days before.

The Princess of Thailand (A celebrity in her own right)

Whenever anyone entered her suite, they had to immediately get on their knees and move about on their knees because she was a princess and no one was allowed to be taller than her in the room. It was the one day I challenged my boss and said he best send someone else, because before I would get on my knees, I would throw her out a window.

Dolly Parton:

Instructed another person I worked with to walk her dog.

Madonna:

Made one of the housekeepers cry because there were no fresh flowers in EVERY room of her suite, of which she had specifically ordered.

Michael J. Fox:
Kept asking his bodyguard in the elevator if his hair was ok. He looked down the whole time and seemed very scared to make eye contact with anyone.

Prince:

One of the biggest laughs of my life. I never realized until I picked him up in the service elevator before his concert that he is only 3'2" in high heels. He had his very badly dyed black hair wound up in a boufant, and was wearing a pink jump suit with sequins. He walked with a cane and would wave it out in front of him like he was emotionally disturbed. His bodyguard was 8'5". Can you imagine the contrast? He fled to the corner of the elevator and turned his back to myself and my partner. It was all we could do to keep it together. Basement level underground parking..bodyguard goes first out the heavy double doors..forgets to hold them for Prince, and they slam back onto his 3' frame knocking him on his ass. I kid you not. I told my boss the next day that I didn't think I could pick up Prince anymore. Well..not without busting a gut.

There are so many more stories like that. I have to say though that Bono, Mike Myers, Robert Redford, and Brad Pitt were just downright cool to be around. They were extremely polite, appreciative, and didn't treat you like commoner trash. I was extremely happy when Bono kept losing the keys to his suite.

Back to our regularly scheduled program ;) ;) ;) ;)
 
Longhorn85 said:
My point is that maybe she really loves the guy and perhaps he is right for her. Most Hollywood marriages don't last. Only time will tell if this one does. We can only speculate.
One way love is pointless...he doesn't love her based on his actions....which only reinforces the asshole theory of picking up women...IMO. As far as I'm concerned, real love is a verb and not an adjective.....
 
Longhorn85 said:
But JJ your list could be titled: "Top Ten Hasbeens of the 20th Century"

Sounds like you had a fun job! Was it in LA?

No, it was in Toronto. The job was great, except for the nightshifts :rolleyes:

Let's just say I could have made alot of money off of the Enquirer ;)
 
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