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That vamp "stole" my man!
« on: June 17, 2007, 01:33:03 PM »
The conventional wisdom is that Agelina Jolie “stole” Brad Pitt from Jennifer Aniston; granted, Brad obviously wanted out of his relationship with Jenn (and who can blame him?).

Have you ever stolen someone else’s man?  Would you?  Have you ever had your man stolen?  Do you even believe this is possible?

Remember, this is not the first time this has happened between high profile people.  Liz Taylor "stole" Eddie Fisher from Debbie Reynolds in a very public way back in the day.  :'(



Brad and Jen's old rings...

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Re: That vamp "stole" my man!
« Reply #1 on: June 17, 2007, 01:44:44 PM »
To have someone steal something from you implies ownership.

People in relationships cannot be "stolen", since you don't own them.

I have never had a man "stolen" from me, ...and I have never "stolen" a man from someone else.

If a man strays in the relationship... wish him well and move on.

Personally, I don't think I could ever maintain a relationship with a man who strayed to me from someone else.

How would you ever trust him?

It's unfortunate that relationship ended, and as publicly as it did. I think everyone concerned maintained quite a bit of dignity under the circumstances, and I wish them all the best and hope they are happy.
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Re: That vamp "stole" my man!
« Reply #2 on: June 17, 2007, 01:46:41 PM »
They met while filming this movie. Where was Jen while Brad was filming?  On the set with her man?  No.  She was busy building her own film career.  :-\

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Re: That vamp "stole" my man!
« Reply #3 on: June 17, 2007, 01:54:45 PM »
They met while filming this movie. Where was Jen while Brad was filming?  On the set with her man?  No.  She was busy out building her own film career.  :-\

If you're going where I think you're going... DON'T! Everyone involved had their own career.

You can turn that around by saying Jen has worked on numerous films with numerous co-stars.

During that time... did she cheat? No.

The issues concerning Brad & Jen are their own, had nothing to do with Jenn's career etc., so stop.

Please & Thank You.

Their relationship ended. All concerned have made peace with it and moved on. It's time for you to do the same.

ps - Are you annoyed that when it ended Brad chose another woman, without giving your team a shot?  :P
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« Reply #4 on: June 17, 2007, 02:05:17 PM »
If you're going where I think you're going... DON'T! Everyone involved had their own career.

Why not?

Brad and Jen were on different wavelengths and timelines.  Brad had said publicly in various interviews that he wanted a family.  Jen did not--at least not in the short term.  She was much more interested in her nascent movie career.  And can you, for a minute, see her adopting some baby of color from a third world nation?  I think hell would freeze over before that happened.

Their relationship ended. All concerned have made peace with it and moved on. It's time for you to do the same.

Brad and Jen are just contemporary examples here.  I could just as easily be talking about Liz, Eddie & Debbie.  You appear to be touchy when it comes to Brad and Jen.  Why?


ps - Are you annoyed that when it ended Brad chose another woman, without giving your team a shot?  :P

Not at all.  As I have said in previous threads, I do not find BP attractive.  He is too metrosexual for me, but I give him props for dumping Jen and moving on without missing a beat.

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« Reply #5 on: June 17, 2007, 02:29:47 PM »
Why not?

Brad and Jen were on different wavelengths and timelines.

That is about the crux of it, ...but I take exception to your laying blame squarely at the feet of Jenn's career.
They had their differences which they were unable to resolve within their marriage. End of story.

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Brad had said publicly in various interviews that he wanted a family.  Jen did not--at least not in the short term.  She was much more interested in her nascent movie career.  And can you, for a minute, see her adopting some baby of color from a third world nation?  I think hell would freeze over before that happened.

The bottom line is they had their differences which they were not able to resolve.

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Brad and Jen are just contemporary examples here.  I could just as easily be talking about Liz, Eddie & Debbie.  You appear to be touchy when it comes to Brad and Jen.  Why?

I suppose I am touchy about this particular couple. I think the way the situation unfolded was unfortunate.
At the same time, I understand what happened, why it happened, and wish them the best. I wish they could just move on with their lives without everyone throwing their private business in the spotlight.

They've moved on, ...why can't everyone else?

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Not at all.  As I have said in previous threads, I do not find BP attractive.

pssst - i wasn't serious. I was just being a smarty pants.  :P 

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He is too metrosexual for me, but I give him props for dumping Jen and moving on without missing a beat.

I suppose this too is another reason why I'm touchy about it. On the one hand, I don't approve of Brad's actions,
...but on the other hand, I do. My heart goes out to Jenn for what she's had to endure, and I think she's held herself up with incredible dignity ...but at the same time, I don't blame Brad or Angelina, ...although I want to, ...I can't. I think Angelina has handled herself and this difficult situation with class.

They are adults who made decisions about their lives, and how they wanted to live them and with whom.
Let's allow them to move on with their lives, with the privacy so many of us enjoy and take for granted.
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Re: That vamp "stole" my man!
« Reply #6 on: June 17, 2007, 03:05:34 PM »
If Brad and AJ can keep that marriage together for keeps it's a hell of a accomplishment, it's hard enough for celeb actors to stay hitched, they have a orphanage to boot! I hope they're together forever, but I wouldn't lay cash on the bet.

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Re: That vamp "stole" my man!
« Reply #7 on: June 17, 2007, 03:22:49 PM »
Ummm,

What are you two basing your arguments on?
Secondhand tabloid (TMZ.com) information or have either of you even talked to either party concerned?

 ??? :-\
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Re: That vamp "stole" my man!
« Reply #8 on: June 17, 2007, 03:58:53 PM »
If Brad and AJ can keep that marriage
Did they get married?



I have never had a man "stolen" from me, ...and I have never "stolen" a man from someone else.



Personally, I don't think I could ever maintain a relationship with a man who strayed to me from someone else.

How would you ever trust him?

Agree w/these



If a man strays in the relationship... wish him well and move on.

Although it would be difficult, I agree w/this also.  If the person cheats, they wouldn't be who I thought they were to begin with.


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« Reply #9 on: June 17, 2007, 05:15:39 PM »

people need to be less possessive.  my darling jag's talking a big game, but she's just as possessive as everyone else. 

OS, jag doesn't read TMZ . . . as a starlet in her own right, she has industry connections the rest of us can only dream of.

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« Reply #10 on: June 17, 2007, 09:04:35 PM »
I suppose I am touchy about this particular couple. I think the way the situation unfolded was unfortunate.


Why in the world would you be “touchy” about this, or any other, celebrity couple?  Things that happen in the public happen in the public.  These actors know this and chose this life--and they choose to stay in this life.  In a very real sense, they feed off this attention.  There are many ways to be an actor and not be in a media circus: work in your local dinner theater, on Broadway, etc.  There are even plenty of A list “stars” who do not cultivate a public following.  Brad, Jen, and Agelina have all chosen to go in a different direction.  Privacy as you and I know it is out the window...



Personally, I don't think I could ever maintain a relationship with a man who strayed to me from someone else.

How would you ever trust him?

I find this interesting.  Unless you were high school sweethearts, your current man/bf/hubby had a social life long before he met you. Presumably, he has had a gf or two, and he may well have strayed or cheated on his previous love.  If a man HAS strayed with a previous girlfriend, would you want to know?  Do you feel you have a right to know?  Do you expect him to volunteer this?  Do women routinely ask men if they have episodes of infidelity in their past?  I have never known a woman to do this.

Is this one of those cases where denial or not knowing a truth makes you feel better?

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Re: That vamp "stole" my man!
« Reply #11 on: June 18, 2007, 02:39:51 AM »
people need to be less possessive.  my darling jag's talking a big game, but she's just as possessive as everyone else. 


I wouldn't necessarily classify it as "possessive", ...but I do feel alot of empathy for some people who are more than simply names in a tabloid. There is alot more to their lives (issues etc.,) that I understand, that alot of people don't even begin to factor in the equation, ...so when I see or hear armchair critics commenting on things they cannot even begin to understand, it does bring out a protective streak in me. Some things are not as simple as they appear to be at first blush.

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OS, jag doesn't read TMZ . . . as a starlet in her own right, she has industry connections the rest of us can only dream of.

I wouldn't classify myself as a starlet, ...but ya, ...like a line from one of my movies, "...I know a few people." :P
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Re: That vamp "stole" my man!
« Reply #12 on: June 18, 2007, 03:24:47 AM »
Why in the world would you be “touchy” about this, or any other, celebrity couple?  Things that happen in the public happen in the public.

Ah, but my dear BayGBM, ...Brad & Jen's marriage did not disintegrate in public, ...it did so in private.
It was the media and inquisitive voyeurs that kept throwing a public spotlight on a very painful experience for all 3


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This actors know this and chose this life--and they choose to stay in this life.

That's not entirely correct. The public spotlight is not what they chose, it unfortunately is a very heavy price they are sometimes unfortunately required to pay. Promoting a film is one thing, and yes, they can and should be expected to do interviews, and make appearances in connection with the promotion of a project, ...however, the constant appetite for more than info about the project too frequently goes too far, and becomes invasive to the point of persecution. No one chooses to be persecuted. That's like saying the rock star who has his limbs torn off by overly-eager, and overly-aggressive fans who just wanted a piece of him, knew what he was getting into when he first picked up a guitar. NOT SO. Sometimes people and the media just go too far. And to be dismissive of a person's right to privacy is insensitive and out-of-touch with reality. These are PEOPLE first & foremost, and quite frequently too many forget that.

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In a very real sense, they feed off this attention.

no, the agents, studios, tabloids etc... feed off the attention. The performers themselves are eaten alive by it.

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There are many ways to be an actor and not be in a media circus: work in your local dinner theater, on Broadway, etc.  There are even plenty of A list “stars” who do not cultivate a public following.  Brad, Jen, and Agelina have all chosen to go in a different direction.  Privacy as you and I know it is out the window...

However, when you win an Oscar it's pretty difficult NOT to have a following, ...especially if you are a very popular actor, or involved in a runaway hit. To say any of those 3 actors "cultivated" a public following is ludicrous. It was thrust upon them.

Mind you, there are those publicity seeking whores for want of a better word who would do anything to get their names in the press. We've seen more than a lifetime's worth of those recently (no need to mention any names), but none of the three examples you cited in this thread match that profile in the least.


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I find this interesting.  Unless you were high school sweethearts, your current man/bf/hubby had a social life long before he met you. Presumably, he has had a gf or two, and he may well have strayed or cheated on his previous love.  If a man HAS strayed with a previous girlfriend, would you want to know?  Do you feel you have a right to know?  Do you expect him to volunteer this?  Do women routinely ask men if they have episodes of infidelity in their past?  I have never known a woman to do this.

Is this one of those cases where denial or not knowing a truth makes you feel better?

As far as I am concerned, what happened in a man's past is just that... his past. It doesn't equal his future.

I have had one ex volunteer the fact that he had cheated on a previous girlfriend. It nearly broke my heart to see the pain he experienced just recalling that. He truly truly cared for her, ...unfortunately his rise to fame came at a time when he was still too immature, and unprepared to deal with the various temptations that came along the way. He had women throwing themselves at his feet, ...and he behaved like a spoiled kid in a candy store, and he cheated on her. It destroyed the trust they had, and she left him, and it still hurts him to this day recalling what a fool he was to destroy such a wonderful relationship for a piece of tail. It ended up hurting him more than it hurt her in the long run because he has to live with the fact that it was HIM who threw it all down the drain. The pain he experienced was enough to make him never want to go through that again or to cause that kind of pain to someone else ever again. I don't have a problem with an admission of a past infidelity. Serial cheaters on the other hand... I want no part of. And any guy who would even try to cultivate a relationship with me while in another relationship with someone else... he's barking up the wrong tree. It would have to be an epiphany unlike anything ever before for someone like that to get in with me. Yet another reason while I feel for Angelina. I know the soul searching she has done over this, ...and believe me... it wasn't easy. Now, ...in the interest of not infringing on her privacy, I'll say no more.
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Re: That vamp "stole" my man!
« Reply #13 on: June 18, 2007, 07:09:21 AM »
Wow, I can't believe a thread about celebrity relationships lasted this long. ::)

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Re: That vamp "stole" my man!
« Reply #14 on: June 18, 2007, 08:29:29 AM »
Wow, I can't believe a thread about celebrity relationships lasted this long. ::)

Actually this tread is about man stealing.  Jag and I got a little off track.

I'm hoping more women will respond to the original questions: Have you ever stolen someone else’s man?  Would you?  Have you ever had your man stolen?  Do you even believe this is possible?

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« Reply #15 on: June 18, 2007, 08:50:58 AM »
Actually this tread is about man stealing.  Jag and I got a little off track.

I'm hoping more women will respond to the original questions: Have you ever stolen someone else’s man?  Would you?  Have you ever had your man stolen?  Do you even believe this is possible?

Why don't YOU start? Have YOU ever stolen someone else's man? Would you?
Have you ever had YOUR man stolen?  Do you even believe this is possible?
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Re: That vamp "stole" my man!
« Reply #16 on: June 18, 2007, 12:34:16 PM »
I find this interesting.  Unless you were high school sweethearts, your current man/bf/hubby had a social life long before he met you. Presumably, he has had a gf or two, and he may well have strayed or cheated on his previous love.  If a man HAS strayed with a previous girlfriend, would you want to know?  Do you feel you have a right to know?  Do you expect him to volunteer this?  Do women routinely ask men if they have episodes of infidelity in their past?  I have never known a woman to do this.

Is this one of those cases where denial or not knowing a truth makes you feel better?


That's a hard question without a clear 'right' answer. I would assume people have taken responsibility for a mistake in the past, knowing someone's misstep will in a majority of cases injustly increase paranoia. That is how I see it, I'm fully aware that when I engage in a relationship that the partner has a past whether for good or bad. I will accept the risk of having 'netted' someone that has made mistakes in the past. No life without risks. Information about someones past can be very confusing, ignorance can be bliss. That said, when all the signs say cheater cheater cheater it's a different ballgame.

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Re: That vamp "stole" my man!
« Reply #17 on: February 14, 2008, 10:24:21 AM »

...However, when you win an Oscar it's pretty difficult NOT to have a following, ...especially if you are a very popular actor, or involved in a runaway hit. To say any of those 3 actors "cultivated" a public following is ludicrous. It was thrust upon them.

Do you still believe this?  If so, I think you are in the minority.  :D



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Re: That vamp "stole" my man!
« Reply #18 on: February 14, 2008, 12:41:34 PM »
If someone strays in the relationship... wish them well and move on.


This is the way everyone should behave when infidelity rears its ugly head! A very wise/mature response Jaggy!
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« Reply #19 on: April 22, 2008, 11:51:34 PM »
The conventional wisdom is that Agelina Jolie “stole” Brad Pitt from Jennifer Aniston; granted, Brad obviously wanted out of his relationship with Jenn (and who can blame him?).

Have you ever stolen someone else’s man?  Would you?  Have you ever had your man stolen?  Do you even believe this is possible?

Remember, this is not the first time this has happened between high profile people.  Liz Taylor stole Eddie Fisher from Debbie Reynolds in a very public way.  :'(

Brad and Jen's old rings...

I still refuse to belive that men can be "stolen" when they are the ones who are most likely to stray in the first place.   Is it wishful thinking to hope that one day women will quit blaming each other for the wrongdoings of men?  i still refuse to belive that it's Eve's fault that Adam ate the apple in the garden of Eden.
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« Reply #20 on: April 23, 2008, 04:39:43 AM »
I still refuse to belive that men can be "stolen" when they are the ones who are most likely to stray in the first place.   Is it wishful thinking to hope that one day women will quit blaming each other for the wrongdoings of men?  i still refuse to belive that it's Eve's fault that Adam ate the apple in the garden of Eden.
I know.  It's not like she tied him down and shoved it down his throat.  >:( What ever happened to "free will"?  ;)
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Re: That vamp "stole" my man!
« Reply #21 on: April 23, 2008, 05:36:29 AM »
They met while filming this movie. Where was Jen while Brad was filming?  On the set with her man?  No.  She was busy building her own film career.  :-\





I actually liked the movie :P

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« Reply #22 on: April 26, 2008, 01:15:54 AM »




I actually liked the movie :P

It is based on the true life storie of me and my wife.................. honest  :D
It is our favourite movie and we often use the little catch phrases and words on each other when we are trying to get cute.

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« Reply #23 on: April 26, 2008, 04:30:21 AM »
Angelina Jolie doesn't look very healthy these days. Jennifer Aniston I would take over her, and not only because of looks.





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« Reply #24 on: April 26, 2008, 05:11:41 AM »
Angelina Jolie doesn't look very healthy these days. Jennifer Aniston I would take over her, and not only because of looks.





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I agree