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proudmary
And thank you very much for the foto, Doxa! Have you more from that period? I've only seen the fotos of sport team at school and TV appearence with his dad(Imean from his teen years)
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stupidguy2
Textbook response. It's pretty much impossible for most females to put themselves in his position where he can do almost anybody whenever he wants, and doesn't have to listen to somebody complain when he's not home at a certain time. When he gets tired of one,
Case in point - Jo Wood was talking about how she'd like to find a man a week or two ago. You don't see Ronnie having that problem do you? That's just the way it is, good or bad.
Textbook male response, if it so suits you, Brue..lol
I've always believed that are the needy ones. Case in point, has Mick ever been without someone? Nope, he went from one to the other with little time in between, Like most men, they need a crutch, no matter how randy or nonchalant they pretend to be. I think Jagger is a perfect example of that. He @#$%& and @#$%& everything, but falls apart when his women gets fed up and ends it. Has Mick ever ended any of his relationships, intentionally? Again, nope. Marianne, Bianca, Jerry Hall and Anita for that matter - all have remained primarily unattached. They seem empowered by singledom. I get that its somehow empowering for some guys to get off on the idea that rock stars don't give a shit, but women know better. They need a woman.
This is exactly why men don't tell women the truth. You don't see me calling people names, do you? Nooooooo )
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stupidguy2
but falls apart when his women gets fed up and ends it. Has Mick ever ended any of his relationships, intentionally? Again, nope.
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Bliss
I'm surprised Mick could grow such a huge beard, considering how unhairy he is otherwise.
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elunsi
Maybe it is true that he has a problem with ending a relationship, but whenever the woman ended the relationship, Mick seemed to have moved on for a long time before. When he was in Austalia with Marianne his thoughts were already with Marsha, Jerry was already there when Bianca left, and I always felt that he provoked Jerry so much because he could not leave himself, but she refused to go. So that child was the best that could happen, because now everone is happy. L´Wren seems to be the best for him.
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gimmelittledrink
Isn't she 6'4" or something? That's pretty tall for a woman.
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stupidguy2
but falls apart when his women gets fed up and ends it. Has Mick ever ended any of his relationships, intentionally? Again, nope.
Maybe it is true that he has a problem with ending a relationship, but whenever the woman ended the relationship, Mick seemed to have moved on for a long time before. When he was in Austalia with Marianne his thoughts were already with Marsha, Jerry was already there when Bianca left, and I always felt that he provoked Jerry so much because he could not leave himself, but she refused to go. So that child was the best that could happen, because now everone is happy. L´Wren seems to be the best for him.
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nkt44
Annoying as she is - I think it's Marianne. The most entertaining, I guess.
I've read Marsha's book and there is something irritatingly too-saintly about her. How she's so rational and caring and grown up. Maybe she is; I don't know....
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Rocky Dijon
What year are those Studio 54 shots of Mick and Bianca from? Anyone know?
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stupidguy2
[I actually think Bianca hurt Jagger the most, contrary to the images they evoked. I know that's a rare opinion in Stonesdom. But hmmm....just a hunch.
I don´t know if it is only a rumor or if it is true that Bianca never understood what he was doing. And that she told him to stop with that childish music-making and do something more meaningful. Being a creative person it must be hurtful to hear from your partner that you should give up that "stupid thing". If it is true.