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Bliss
I recall either reading or seeing an interview with Bianca a long time ago were she said Mick was dissolute and by the end of their marriage, he had slept with every single one of her friends.
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I recall either reading or seeing an interview with Bianca a long time ago were she said Mick was dissolute and by the end of their marriage, he had slept with every single one of her friends.
I remember that article, one of the most revealing on Bianca. It was from 82 and probably the last time she spoke about her marriage to Mick. It was at that point where the bitterness was still obvious. There a moment in the interview where Bianca stops herself and speaks under her breath that she doesn't want to talk about Mick or something to that effect. The author wrote that from time to time, at the mention of Jagger, Bianca's eyes would fill with tears.
The think is, all these women, Jerry and Bianca etc....loved Mick in their own way and were hurt by his randy ways. Maybe this book by Jerry is a way to get back at Jagger, humiliate him or whatever. Or maybe its a way to validate the relationship. I don't know, but Mick obviously did a number on all his women. In the case of Marianne, she seemed to have that very English way of 'As long as I don't know about it.' And Jerry tolerated far more than she should have. Bianca couldn't handle it. Whatever the case, they've all lost some feathers from their relationship with Mick.
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I recall either reading or seeing an interview with Bianca a long time ago were she said Mick was dissolute and by the end of their marriage, he had slept with every single one of her friends.
I remember that article, one of the most revealing on Bianca. It was from 82 and probably the last time she spoke about her marriage to Mick. It was at that point where the bitterness was still obvious. There a moment in the interview where Bianca stops herself and speaks under her breath that she doesn't want to talk about Mick or something to that effect. The author wrote that from time to time, at the mention of Jagger, Bianca's eyes would fill with tears.
The think is, all these women, Jerry and Bianca etc....loved Mick in their own way and were hurt by his randy ways. Maybe this book by Jerry is a way to get back at Jagger, humiliate him or whatever. Or maybe its a way to validate the relationship. I don't know, but Mick obviously did a number on all his women. In the case of Marianne, she seemed to have that very English way of 'As long as I don't know about it.' And Jerry tolerated far more than she should have. Bianca couldn't handle it. Whatever the case, they've all lost some feathers from their relationship with Mick.
I seem to have a clear recollection that it was a television interview. Reading June Shelley's book about her time at Nellcote, she makes it clear that Mick was already bored with Bianca at that time. I can see an aloofness and wariness in Bianca toward Mick in CS Blues.
I have always been interested in the women in Mick's life because of the emotional response he engendered in me. I've thought about what it must have been like to be in their place. Marianne falling to pieces the day she learned of Mick's marriage....Marsha Hunt alone with Mick's baby at the same time he had his jet set wedding to Bianca, and later he denied paternity...the account above of Bianca clearly being wounded by Mick's betrayal...the years of humiliation Jerry experienced due to Mick's philandering, including him going off to be with Carla Bruni immediately following the birth of Jerry's baby...an article I read where Carla talked about the terrible pain of being involved with a married man, clearly describing her r/ship with Mick....L'Wren crying when first she heard 'Following the River' because she thought it was Mick's way of ending their r/ship.
It's hard to say who was hurt the most, but it seems the only ones who weren't hurt are the women who walked away from him. There have been a few.
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Bliss
I recall either reading or seeing an interview with Bianca a long time ago were she said Mick was dissolute and by the end of their marriage, he had slept with every single one of her friends.
I remember that article, one of the most revealing on Bianca. It was from 82 and probably the last time she spoke about her marriage to Mick. It was at that point where the bitterness was still obvious. There a moment in the interview where Bianca stops herself and speaks under her breath that she doesn't want to talk about Mick or something to that effect. The author wrote that from time to time, at the mention of Jagger, Bianca's eyes would fill with tears.
The think is, all these women, Jerry and Bianca etc....loved Mick in their own way and were hurt by his randy ways. Maybe this book by Jerry is a way to get back at Jagger, humiliate him or whatever. Or maybe its a way to validate the relationship. I don't know, but Mick obviously did a number on all his women. In the case of Marianne, she seemed to have that very English way of 'As long as I don't know about it.' And Jerry tolerated far more than she should have. Bianca couldn't handle it. Whatever the case, they've all lost some feathers from their relationship with Mick.
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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.
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elunsi
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.
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proudmary
Women in Mick's life - is quite a topic. The entire catalog of TRS is about girls and relationships. So for him women are the most inspiring thing creatively. I don't get the view that "women' question" is strictly forbidden for serious fans discussion and for tabloids only
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Doxa
Who can resist me?
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- Doxa
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proudmary
Women in Mick's life - is quite a topic. The entire catalog of TRS is about girls and relationships. So for him women are the most inspiring thing creatively. I don't get the view that "women' question" is strictly forbidden for serious fans discussion and for tabloids only
I don't think any woman "broke Mick's heart so bad, that he took it out on every woman he knew after that." He has addiction to sex, and always was like that, from the very beginning(at least, that what Keith said). As for his women - it's hard to cope with any addiction,especially with this one. Say, Keith didn't want to humiliate Anita and then Patti with his drugs taking and alcoholism, Mick didn' t want to humiliate his wives. the point is that the public opinion is so diferent in both cases.
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proudmary
BTW,stupidguy2 I got you are the girl pretty quickly. I like your nick
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Brue
I thought that Keith said that Mick regarded women as 'cattle', and that he never took them that seriously. Sounds like it's the women who are trying to make it as if he did.
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stupidguy2
Mick may be a true romantic at heart who happens to like to @#$%& alot.
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Brue
I thought that Keith said that Mick regarded women as 'cattle', and that he never took them that seriously. Sounds like it's the women who are trying to make it as if he did.
Mick has some serious issues with women dating back to the beginning. The misogyny is obvious. I don't know if its that's an English thing or what. Keith is probably right to some extent, but at the heart of every true misogynist is fear and insecurity. I also think Mick has gotten more than he bargained for. He was obviously attracted to Marianne and Bianca for their intellect as well as beauty so and even Jerry Hall was somewhat independent. That says alot. Mick may be a true romantic at heart who happens to like to @#$%& alot.
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Doxa
Who can resist me?
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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.