missfee said:

What's the difference between marriage and living together in a committed relationship without the paperwork? Practically and emotionally speaking, I mean. As far as I can see the only difference is a legal one.

missfee said:

I totally forgot about them! And they've even made it to senior citizen status together

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March 7 2010.
Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie making out a reason to worry for Vanessa Paradis!

We really can’t blame a lady when she sees her beau in the arms of a hot female and who has a track record of dating several committed men, isn’t it? So is the case with Vanessa Paradis, Johnny Depp’s longtime girlfriend and a French supermodel who has gone nervous to see Depp and Angelina Jolie making out in their forthcoming film “The Tourist”!
New York Post and Daily Mail report that Johnny Depp’s French girlfriend Vanessa Paradis has forbidden her man to do the love making scenes and in fact told him to stop shooting for the film altogether! Vanessa, who has two kids with Johnny Depp, has been with the “Pirates of the Caribbean” star since 12years.
Vanessa has reasons enough to be concerned about. First of all the sex scenes are way too steamy for the supermodel to handle. The scenes are too long and intense. The scene rolls in as Angelina is shot naked under shower. Depp holds her wet body and stars kissing frantically, while Jolie kisses him back wrapping her legs around his back. And hence the scene continues with getting hotter and finally resulting to a passionate lovemaking.
The other and the most important reason for Paradis to be tensed about is Jolie’s past records of stealing married or engaged men! Needless to say Brad Pitt was married to Jennifer Aniston when Mr. & Mrs. Smith was shot and had similar raunchy scenes that lead to the romantic involvement of Pitt and Jolie later.
Looking back, Jolie snatched many other men like Sir Mick Jagger, Antonio Banderas, Jolie’s mother’s boyfriend and Billy Bob Thornton who all were either dating someone or were married.
Now it’s upto Depp to decide whether or not he would leave “The Tourist” supporting Vanessa or would continue with Jolie in the film.
And suppose he leaves, we would be eager to know who would replace Depp as the Interpol agent whom the sexy tourist Jolie seduces!

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Ottensen said:

hasn't he worked more than her in the last decade? he dumped her for a younger model right? if she was married she could have gotten compensation and paid for a rejuvenation to hook fresh bait...assuming she gives a damn.

DesireeNevermind said:

I was like, if you two don't go sit your old asses down in a corner somewhere and play some bridge together...'the hell are you doing splitting up at 90 years old?

Harlepolis said:

Nope.

I don't believe the story but if it's true, and Johnny's girlfriend doesn't trust him, they don't need to be together. No man gets stolen that doesn't want to get stole.

lafleurdove said:

Oh fer fuck's sake, are we really taking some rag seriously to be the mouthpiece for Vanessa Paradis and where she stands with her man without even so much as a quote from her own lips? Gimme a break. Vanessa has long held her own reputation here in Europe as a femme fatale, and from every time I've seen an interview with her, she's a pretty strong, accomplished and confident character that hardly strikes one as some weeping willow. It's hilarious that people are reading so much into her state of mind when in all liklihood they've never even heard the woman speak, and particularly about her life and relationship (which she actually does with great ease)



Her old man seems to dig her just as much as she digs him. They're cute.

missfee said:

What's the difference between marriage and living together in a committed relationship without the paperwork? Practically and emotionally speaking, I mean. As far as I can see the only difference is a legal one.

meow85 said:

that's one of the arguments of opposers to gay marriage. it would seem that if one can make a legal committment as well as an emotional one then you are truly bound and devoted to one another. it's weird that people can engage in business contracts which are more likely to leave one party dissatisfied and financially ruined yet contracts involving the heart are just to much to handle.

I guess b/c they have kids, it seems weird that they wouldn't make the committment for them. If you've got no babies then by all means just shack up and walk away whenever you feel like it with no repercussions.

meow85 said:

if marriage didn't exist, if people's perception of marriage being the next step up in commitment didn't exist, then there wouldn't really BE a difference. Do you know what I mean? It IS all in the perception of it - the ingrained understanding that it is so. People can very happily live 100% committed to each other and nothing could be stronger than that, without being married of course - as long as both of them have that view.

DesireeNevermind said:

this is the perception of the level of commitment in a defacto relationship, that it is easier to leave it.

If Johnny's GF is worried about someone trying to steal her man, it should be Tim Burton.

meow85 said:

that's one of the arguments of opposers to gay marriage. it would seem that if one can make a legal committment as well as an emotional one then you are truly bound and devoted to one another. it's weird that people can engage in business contracts which are more likely to leave one party dissatisfied and financially ruined yet contracts involving the heart are just to much to handle.

I guess b/c they have kids, it seems weird that they wouldn't make the committment for them. If you've got no babies then by all means just shack up and walk away whenever you feel like it with no repercussions.

DesireeNevermind said:

this is the perception of the level of commitment in a defacto relationship, that it is easier to leave it.

ZombieKitten said:

It's not true though. It may be easier to leave each other in terms of the law -AND if you're without offpsring. But what about kids? That will complicate things just as much. And let's not even get into the emotional fallout. Married or not, you don't just split up with a partner of 20 years without feeling it.