I'd love to read whatever P finished...even if it is only 50 pages...He might have gone more into detail about his early childhood and teenage years, more than he did in print interviews or the Tavis Smiley shows, and that in itself would be worth it I feel... | |
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Sorry. I misread that as "member".
Move along. Nothing to see here.
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i'm mainly interested in his perspective, and hope to wait a few years before reading others' perspectives. But i can see how articulating that huge part of her life would be healing to her, and perhaps also healing to people who read it. And if they were married, then they were united as one for that period, and a respectful account of that era may be beneficial. For me, just the timing seems too soon, so i guess there are financial reasons. but whatever happened in those years, only things that edify Prince are worth writing about. She seems to have been respectful in the past, so i hope she will continue that.
also, is it just me, or does her book title seem to be chosen based on his choice of book title? as in "the most beautiful" of all his "beautiful ones". or maybe it was the most beautiful time of her life? i know of course the connection to tmbgitw song.
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I love you baby, just not like I love this guitar.~Prince~ | |
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I agree with much of this, especially after watching Hollywood ex wives. I was very surprised to see the type of person MG really is. She throws things in anger, lies, is very vindictive, and at 40 is still very immature. On the Oprah interview, she seemed so sweet, and he was so happy and obviously in love. Ultimately losing children ended the marraige. Something like that takes it toll on a relationship, blaming each other etc. I have to say that while he might have been able to control and suppress her true personalty/behaviour in public, what about at home? How happy would anyone be in the long run, living with someone with that type of personality? I love you baby, just not like I love this guitar.~Prince~ | |
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I love you baby, just not like I love this guitar.~Prince~ | |
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strawberrylova123 said: Is this the cover for her book? Prince's beautiful face, I knew it anyway. I said Prince is gonna be on the cover of a book he tried to stop. Baby, you're a star.
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Oops [Edited 9/20/16 0:23am] Baby, you're a star.
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I'm sure she'll do a big promotional tour for this book....appearing on all the chat shows to discuss it. | |
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Another Orger recommended I listen to Man O War. I didn't really get it until I watched Hollywood Exes, then I was shocked, It was written in 1999. Hmmm
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From the Eboy article in 2015:
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Heidi said: From the Eboy article in 2015:
I get what you're saying and I also believe what P said in Ebony is true, but after watching MG's behavior in Hollywood Exes then listening to the song plus knowing when P wrote it...I went, "Hmmm..." I had never seen her doing much other than dance and walk or sit demurely beside p at an event or on a show...I was shocked when I saw some of her behavior. Especially when she was volatile and not owning up to some of her actions. | |
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Hmm need to pull up the lyrics on that then. "Don't worry about what I'm doing. Worry about why you are worried about what I am doing." | |
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Hollywood Exes was a reality TV show. The producers would of cut, edited and done whatever it took to show drama and therefore not just Mayte, but all of them in a bad light some how. Most of the stuff Mayte got angry about I could kinda sympathise with. I'm not defending whatever she did (burning someones fur hat, throwing glasses etc) but those if I remember WERE provoked. They knew she didn't like fur, so what does one of them go and do? Take fur with them to a holiday. You just don't do that shit when someone is your 'friend' and not someone you're on a reality show with. Because reality, most of the time- is boring. So it's not even a reality show in my eyes. It's just a skewered drama'd up view of these womens lives through the lens of a producer. | |
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don't like the title or the cover but she's notthe brightest spark, not very clever at all, really. Prince #MUSICIANICONLEGEND | |
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I get what you're saying, but I disagree with what you're saying. MG was a grown 39 year old woman throwing tantrums. Regardless of her PETA beliefs, the world consists of people who eat meat (like MG admitted she does) and people who wear fur. The way to enlighten those people isn't to destroy their belongings, pout, throw tantrums like the baby you've adopted. The way to enlighten them is to behave in a mature fashion that demonstrates that your beliefs are those of an enlightened mature woman instead of a bratty child.
If you disagree with people eating meat or wearing fur, you can state that instead of whining, then upon not getting your way, pouting, yelling, being rude, destroying property then lying about it. Wow.
I like MG and often defend her and give her a pass, but if I had been in Nicole Murphy's place and wore my fur hat and MG would've simply had to feel like she felt. Nicole was sensitive to MG's feelings and didn't wear the hat, hiding it in the sofa cushion, that's why it was acessible to be destroyed. Then breaking the sugar jar at Nicole's house? Not cool.
I think Nicole was very gracious in not whooping her pretty Puerto Rican azz. I would have. Contrary to what P may have made her feel like, the world does not revolve around her. And she ain't gangsta. She tries folks and they let her get away with it. One good azz whooping would absolve her of her delusions of being gangsta. Trust.
I feel the same way.
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I say leave it alone. If you don't like it, you don't like the idea of it, you dont like her, that's fine. Just leave it alone. No reason to get in the gutter and resort to obscenities and profanities and insults. No reason to assume things because that's all any of us have are assumptions. I'm not really interested in the book. That sort of book is not my thing. Lots of other people have said horrible things about P that have been printed. If you don't like it don't buy it, don't support it. That's how you send a clear message. Not by coming to the org and personally attacking other members or the subject of the thread. In the end prince was his own man. He didn't need us to defend him. He just needed us to buy his music. You can speculate all day, but it's obvious she loved him. Perhaps this is partly his fault? He's the one that invited young, naive girls into his life and got intimate with them. He should have expected some fall out from that. He made his bed, now he must lie in it. Just like the rest of us. I love P like I love my own family, warts and all. This is going to be just fine. As far as the mods go they deserve nothing but praise for the work involved in maintaining this place. I am grateful for their level heads and their efforts to keep everyone acting like mature adults on here. It's a hurtful place, the world, in and of itself. We don't need to add to it. We all need one another. ~ PRN | |
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Dupe post [Edited 9/20/16 10:57am] It's a hurtful place, the world, in and of itself. We don't need to add to it. We all need one another. ~ PRN | |
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Edit; Nevermind. [Edited 9/20/16 11:07am] "We just let people talk & say whatever they want 2 say. 9 times out of 10, trust me, what's out there now, I wouldn't give nary one of these folks the time of day. That's why I don't say anything back, because there's so much that's wrong" - P, Dec '15 | |
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sonshine said: Dupe post [Edited 9/20/16 10:57am] NinaB said: Edit; Nevermind. [Edited 9/20/16 11:07am] | |
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Heidi said: From the Eboy article in 2015:
Ok, this is confusing to me. So is he saying the song was, or wasn't, about Vanity? He makes it sound like everyone (including Vanity?) would immediately assume it was about her, yet he goes on to ask why would anyone would be so presumptuous. So is his point that nothing is as it appears, or seems? (Or at least 9 out of 10 things?) Reminds me of something I heard years ago and keep in the back of my mind all the time: Believe none of what you see, and half of what you hear. Or is it none of what you hear, and half of what you see? No matter. The point is the same. It's a hurtful place, the world, in and of itself. We don't need to add to it. We all need one another. ~ PRN | |
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LBrent said: sonshine said: Dupe post [Edited 9/20/16 10:57am] NinaB said: Edit; Nevermind. [Edited 9/20/16 11:07am] "We just let people talk & say whatever they want 2 say. 9 times out of 10, trust me, what's out there now, I wouldn't give nary one of these folks the time of day. That's why I don't say anything back, because there's so much that's wrong" - P, Dec '15 | |
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sonshine said: I say leave it alone. If you don't like it, you don't like the idea of it, you dont like her, that's fine. Just leave it alone. No reason to get in the gutter and resort to obscenities and profanities and insults. No reason to assume things because that's all any of us have are assumptions. I'm not really interested in the book. That sort of book is not my thing. Lots of other people have said horrible things about P that have been printed. If you don't like it don't buy it, don't support it. That's how you send a clear message. Not by coming to the org and personally attacking other members or the subject of the thread. In the end prince was his own man. He didn't need us to defend him. He just needed us to buy his music. You can speculate all day, but it's obvious she loved him. Perhaps this is partly his fault? He's the one that invited young, naive girls into his life and got intimate with them. He should have expected some fall out from that. He made his bed, now he must lie in it. Just like the rest of us. I love P like I love my own family, warts and all. This is going to be just fine. As far as the mods go they deserve nothing but praise for the work involved in maintaining this place. I am grateful for their level heads and their efforts to keep everyone acting like mature adults on here. The fact that Prince made these women famous, invested money in them and basically put them on the world stage, none of that means anything? He's getting his just desserts? Unbelievable. Baby, you're a star.
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sonshine said: Heidi said: From the Eboy article in 2015:
Ok, this is confusing to me. So is he saying the song was, or wasn't, about Vanity? He makes it sound like everyone (including Vanity?) would immediately assume it was about her, yet he goes on to ask why would anyone would be so presumptuous. So is his point that nothing is as it appears, or seems? (Or at least 9 out of 10 things?) Reminds me of something I heard years ago and keep in the back of my mind all the time: Believe none of what you see, and half of what you hear. Or is it none of what you hear, and half of what you see? No matter. The point is the same. What I got out of it is, "My name is Prince and I am funky. My name is Prince, the one and only. I will confuse you with my sexy!" That's all I got. | |
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LBrent said: sonshine said: Ok, this is confusing to me. So is he saying the song was, or wasn't, about Vanity? He makes it sound like everyone (including Vanity?) would immediately assume it was about her, yet he goes on to ask why would anyone would be so presumptuous. So is his point that nothing is as it appears, or seems? (Or at least 9 out of 10 things?) Reminds me of something I heard years ago and keep in the back of my mind all the time: Believe none of what you see, and half of what you hear. Or is it none of what you hear, and half of what you see? No matter. The point is the same. What I got out of it is, "My name is Prince and I am funky. My name is Prince, the one and only. I will confuse you with my sexy!" That's all I got. It's a hurtful place, the world, in and of itself. We don't need to add to it. We all need one another. ~ PRN | |
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