BBC - Winehouse calls off all 2007 gigs
#62
Posted 28 November 2007 - 04:12 PM
#64
Posted 29 November 2007 - 03:39 PM
Several songs on B2B provide an amazing journey into her inner life at a paticular time in her life. The three adjectives you use above seem to characterize what's followed with respest to her relationship, in my opinion. I would add needy to the list as well. I do love her, and hope she finds her way out of co dependancy and into a truely loving relationship.
#65
Posted 29 November 2007 - 03:53 PM
#67 Guest_blakmamba76_*
Posted 29 November 2007 - 07:27 PM
i don't know about bringing Sid and Nancy into this, but I think the paralells between Whitney and Amy are too glaring to ignore. Bad relationship choices that had devastating consequences on their health and careers. I would say that someone whose personal identity is so defined by any relationship spells trouble. Amy is very young, and maybe some day she'll come to the realization that you can't look to anyone else for your own personal happiness.
Several songs on B2B provide an amazing journey into her inner life at a paticular time in her life. The three adjectives you use above seem to characterize what's followed with respest to her relationship, in my opinion. I would add needy to the list as well. I do love her, and hope she finds her way out of co dependancy and into a truely loving relationship.
The point is they are draining each other (as co-dependcy does)...but it is up to them to sort this out. No one else, not father, mother, sister, or brother. I was with a man that no one cared for but me and he ripped my guts out and put it on display and still I did not leave, I was too busy fighting against all who said it wouldn't last.
Plus I had to learn to love myself. There are many of us who are plain scared to love ourselves so hook up with pimps or become superwoman (or mommy) to prove our love to others instead of looking within.
It's gotta run it's course.
You and I are older Kev, so you and I know we don't have time for that type of bullsh... (unless you're young and wise;))
#68
Posted 29 November 2007 - 08:53 PM
#70
Posted 29 November 2007 - 09:22 PM
I would say that someone whose personal identity is so defined by any relationship spells trouble. Amy is very young, and maybe some day she'll come to the realization that you can't look to anyone else for your own personal happiness......
...... I would add needy to the list as well.
So very true Kev!
Depending on someone for your own happiness will not work. You have to accept yourself and love yourself, before you can understand and love somebody. Neediness is is lack of self confidence, and can be very unattractive. It is also often mistaken for love.
#71
Posted 29 November 2007 - 09:31 PM
Plus I had to learn to love myself. There are many of us who are plain scared to love ourselves so hook up with pimps or become superwoman (or mommy) to prove our love to others instead of looking within.
Been there got the t-shirt, threw it away when I learned to love my self, and changed my reaction and attitude to negativity in my life. Gradually, the negativity changed to positivity.
#73 Guest_blakmamba76_*
Posted 29 November 2007 - 09:45 PM
my worst fear is to end up in such a relationship, i know i become really, like really really, attatched to people over time, and the longer it goes on the more i feel like i NEED them in my life, which is the only reason i can put down to my self destructive behaviour when things get too serious or heavy, i need to not end up in that situation so i fuck it up royally, on purpose
Always alway always (I can't stress it enough) be honest with yourself! and the other person. Nothing to fear but fear itself!
We all want what we cannot have.
#74
Posted 01 December 2007 - 10:33 AM
looking through a tv guide today it says she will be a guest on the jonathan ross show, on friday the 7th, along side renne zellweger, seinfeild and bill oddie, but internet tv guides show no sign of her, but instead new artist adele
shame, would really have liked to see her do the JR show again
#75
Posted 01 December 2007 - 04:17 PM
Was annoyed before i heard that she'd appologised and then i didn't mind. I feel so sorry for her apart from what other people say.
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