How is "10 years actually really good for show business"? What does this mean?
People make marriage vows for a lifetime. What does 'show business' have to do with it? Are vows different for people in show business? A divorce is painful. Love is lost. What is 'actually really good' about that?
Really don't understand this earlier statement.
"Two drifters off to see the world. There's such a lot of world to see. . ."
I know this is going to sound farfetched, but didn't Idina say that she wrote most of her songs on her "I Stand" album about her personal experiences, etc… I know it was released in 2008.
If you've ever listened to those songs, though, I'm not surprised one bit. And I remember in an interview she said that Taye was annoyed with the songs about their fights or whatever so he wanted her to write a love song, and in my opinion that was the worst song on the album.
Plus, the way Taye acts during interviews just makes me weirded out. I feel like he's pretending to be someone he's not (or maybe he became his true self, who knows).
Anyway, I'm glad Idina has this show right now. The cast had amazing chemistry when I saw them on stage recently and they are always posting pictures together so at least she has a second family to turn to!
Sorry if my input seems really out there, but I recently bought the CD a few months ago and found the lyrics to a lot of her songs strangely honest/sad/way too deep to be made up.
Am I the only one who remembers hearing that they might be getting divorced a few years ago? I vaguely remember reading an article about them going through a rough patch and that they would have a trial separation. Clearly everything worked out that time.
If anyone ever tells you that you put too much Parmesan cheese on your pasta, stop talking to them. You don't need that kind of negativity in your life.
This reminds me of when my facebook status once changed from being In a Relationship to being Single a few years ago. I got more sympathy posts than when a relative died. Where the hell was this pity when I was IN the horrible relationship? Getting out of it was a relief.
I can only guess that some people live vicariously through others "in love", but they have no idea what the reality of that relationship is like. Anyone who is emotionally affected by this "news" needs to consider seeing a psychiatrist about their projection issues. Updated On: 12/12/13 at 02:35 PM
Caring so much about the relationship of two strangers that you cry or feel sick when they split is creepier than believing that they're your friends if they smile at you at the stage door.
But if you're the kind that really gets into celebrity worship, that idea will not make any sense to you.
Their problem is they didn't come up with a cute combined name like Taydina.
Look at Bragelina - Brad and Angelina are still together
Bennifer - Ben and Jennifer are still together
If anyone ever tells you that you put too much Parmesan cheese on your pasta, stop talking to them. You don't need that kind of negativity in your life.
"I mean - you do know that the "nifer" of "Bennifer" was Lopez, not Garner, right"
Yeah, but it still works. Now Desilu, that's another story.
If anyone ever tells you that you put too much Parmesan cheese on your pasta, stop talking to them. You don't need that kind of negativity in your life.
I was responding to the notion that one should seek psychiatric help merely for being emotionally affected by the news.
In the case of celebrities splitting up, most of the time, yes. Empathy is recognizing another's emotion, that's not what this is. There is no video footage of Idina or Taye experiencing pain over this. There is no statement from either saying how unbearable the separation is for them.
All of that pain and devastation, as far as what reality has presented to us, is being projected on them by the romantic fantasies of fanatics.