Made-up. Make-up.
Questions of the day follow -
From the Notebooks of Matte Laurids Brigge (Rilke):
We discover, indeed, that we do not know our part, we look for a mirror, we want to rub off the makeup and remove the counterfeit and be real. But somewhere a bit of mummery still sticks to us that we forget. A track of exaggeration remains in our eyebrows, we do ( Read more... )
From the Notebooks of Matte Laurids Brigge (Rilke):
We discover, indeed, that we do not know our part, we look for a mirror, we want to rub off the makeup and remove the counterfeit and be real. But somewhere a bit of mummery still sticks to us that we forget. A track of exaggeration remains in our eyebrows, we do ( Read more... )
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Or if a really good friend needed the same thing, yeah I might do it.
But I sure wouldn't be like all gross and kissy face and blushing like Tom Cruise is. That's just freaky. I would appear, take pictures and hang out.
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Nope. And not for reasons of integrity - I'm a practical person. It's just that I could never pull it off. I'm not a very affectionate person even with people I genuinely love, so it would be doubly hard to do it with someone I didn't.
do you think the experience would change you?
I think it might make me feel more jaded about the things I see. But I don't know that it would change me, if I did it. The whole experience of being a celebrity would probably make me more wary of people in general, but I don't think I could develop a whole public persona that differs from who I am in private.
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