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In Reply to: RE: Yup; that's showbiz--and, "The Yehudi and Celi SHow"! (YT) posted by rbolaw on July 11, 2014 at 08:16:04
women younger than themselves? What a strange American tradition of Puritanism that attitude exposes. Or is it just envy?
And what an insult to young women: are they not able to determine for themselves with whom they'd like to carouse or must they submit their desires beforehand to aging male judges?
Next up: outrage that rock musicians bed groupies! Oh, my, how can they!
Myself, I'm outraged that young women throw themselves at the successful instead of young couch surfistas.
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...with Woody Allen's private life?
I mentioned Rampal's reputation as a (married) ladies' man, (in his autobiography he also basically admitted to fooling around with married women in his younger, single days, in addition to professional ladies of the evening), but I don't have a strong opinion about it either way. His wife and children seem to have been devoted to him anyway, and he to them.
Heck, this seems to be a French thing, and who is to say they don't have a better approach. At former French President Mitterand's public funeral, on one side of the casket stood his first family (wife and children) on the other his second (mistress and children). They accept the situation and move on.
mired in Puritanical mores (okay, some Brits might be shocked) except this one.
Personal observation: when in my forties, I held a leadership position in a small concern. Over several years, more than a few younger female employees were very friendly, some too much so for professionalism. When I was in my 20s and 30s, and somewhat less common looking, I excited little or no such general interest.
Make of that what you will, but I always checked it off to corroboration of the commonality that power attracts women.
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