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Diablo Cody's Friends Help Her Laugh Off The Haters
Good Weaves
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I am doing the same thing to my husband. I think he is sick of hearing every other sentence out of my mouth be about the book.
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that's what annoys me. i don't begrudge the women in the article their talent or publicity - good for them. i am annoyed that the talent and publicity has to come in hand with comments about their looks, their clothing, and all this other crap that has nothing...absolutely nothing to do with the stories they write.
*i'm not talking about book authors and whatnot...i'm talking about men in the movie business that are not in front of the camera.
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You can't win, really, I guess.
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Clearly I have thought about this too much.
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:(
I wish it didn't always boil down to that for women. As Schlegs84 said, I am glad they have a support system - trying to go it alone would drive anyone insane, I would think. How awful it must be to have haters. I get not liking a writer's (writing) style, but that is no reason for verbal evisceration, IMHO.
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Perhaps it is worse for these women, but I think it's more superficiality than the fact that they're women. It happens to anyone deemed remotely attractive when their field isn't based on looks. Maybe the connotations are different when it's a female subject.
Fah. I'm wearing a mask for the rest of my career.
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I read that shiteous article in W about Zak Snyder who had to flash his back tattoo. Like, who gives a fuck WHAT tattoo he has or whatever. He's a writer and director.
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/Princess Bride
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@rosasparks is entertained by bobby jindal: Yup, that came to mind when I read this post as well. It was so...fetishized.
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BTW: Princess Bride was written by William Goldman - one of the best out there!
Man, being successful really sucks. People pay attention to you.
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I wouldn't mind if Diablo and Co. wanted to pull me into their group.
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Hey! I know I'm not ArtfulSlinger, but I think the answer here is to be the one to start a similar group. Look for other women who are new to Hollywood and band together. David Mamet said something to the effect that new actors/writers/directors should strive to rise with the ranks, not just through them. Don't over look the talent of your peers. :) And this makes sense considering all the people working right now who consistently work on each others' films.
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Critics aren't haters. They're critics. Calling a critic a hater is like calling your gyno a pervert. IT'S THEIR JOB to do that.
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"Her anterior vaginal wall is a little overstated and obvious while her ectocervix is straight out of the Gilmore Girls".
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ALSO:
I think Tracie and Diablo Cody look alike...
Does anyone else see it?
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Sorry again!
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I hate how much all of this reminds me of high school
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It's not innately high school to have a group of close friends.
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I don't know I think there is too much focus on the necklaces as high school. I have a close group of friends and where there is an occasion that I have to buy them all a gift, say gift from a trip abroad, I usually get them the same thing. 1) Yeah it is an endearment thing 2) It is just a heck of a lot easier than trying to individualize 5 separate gifts.
I think it is cool that there is a group of women out there that support each other in their craft. Me and my friends recently had a discussion about why and how we could support each other more in what we do, though we all do very different things.
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It's the exclusivity thing that reminds me of high school.
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I was pointing out that when you have a group of friends and you have to all buy them a gift that often you get them the same thing because it is easier. And nicknames. A lot of groups of different genders have them.
I just don't see anything that screams high school clique rather than a group of people that are close, do things to, buy each other gifts, and have nicknames. Because if those are the criteria for cliques than most of the adult groups I know both in my age group and my parents generation are cliques.
Also my parents take trips with their friends so I'm sure that makes them cliquey too, right?
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Also, the word "evil" was never mentioned.
I have many groups of friends. I have groups of women at work who support the hell out of me every day. We do not have matching jewelry, and we do not have names for our circles of friends, a la "Fempire," although I wish I'd thought of that name first.
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Um no need for personal attack here. I'm actually in my mid-twenties and about to start my law career at big law firm.
My connonation of clique is one that a group of people who purposely exclude other people and put them down. Yeah I would say that is pretty evil.
A group of people who happen to be close I would not call a clique per se and there would need to be something more nefarious to the group formation other than closeness.
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Congratulations on your new job.
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They should just go back to having the women's pages. At least it'd be a lot more honest.