Frances Bean in Harpers Bazzar - Page 11

sallydearheart · #51 02-13-2008, 05:09 AM

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Originally Posted by -Jo

Rolling over in Courtney's teddybear packsack.

i secretly giggled

God*is*7 · #52 02-13-2008, 05:43 AM

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Originally Posted by violet_jones

journalists often have an agenda and fit their interviews accordingly, they twist words alot, i'm not saying that that IS the case with this article but it definitely could be.

Yeah.

She talks a lot like the people she is around as well. Hears her mum say "oh God I'm so flaky I just got lost in Prada" or whatever so says it as well.

Not all 15 year olds are shallow. I mean I wasn't that shallow, I was into causes and culture instead of shoes, but if someone had sat me down and interviewed me I probably would have sounded egotistical as well.
15 year olds are trying to figure themselves out and spend a lot of time thinking about who they are and how they come across, so end up sounding a bit self absorbed.

But then of course her mum never moved on from that stage...

Honey Bee · #53 02-13-2008, 08:20 AM

Seems like your average teen to me. Granted she was born into a different world than most. But all teens that age are full of themselves. I know I was. I thought I knew everything and wanted to come off so cool.

Meg Dirty · #54 02-13-2008, 09:11 AM

wow shes gorgeous
and lmfaol @ fat courtney "krumping"

HAHAHAHAHHAHAHA

herekitty · #55 02-13-2008, 09:30 PM

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Originally Posted by bodah

Ugh. It makes me sad, her daddy must be rolling over in his grave.

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Originally Posted by Jennia

And I wonder if she knows that Kurt was against magazines like Rolling Stone..? Not that it has much to do with anything, just wondering.

I think she's incredibly well adjusted in spite of everything she's been through, but if I were her I wouldn't give a fuck what my dad might have thought about my interests/plans/ambitions. He gave up the right to parent her. In a most horrible way. I hate to sound so mean about it because I really do have sympathy for people who are suicidal, etc, but there is no way I'd have dealt with his choice to leave me as well as she has.

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Originally Posted by mannequin

To be honest, I really hate celebrity children. I think the (few) ones that stay out of the limelight are admirable. They didn't do anything, why should we treat them like they're famous?

Generally I agree with this but I can understand the fascination with her. When a celebrity parent dies- especially one who meant so much to so many people and died so young- the kid automatically becomes more interesting. sorry to sound so morbid but I think it's true.