Anyone Know the Name of This Actress in This Video on Craig Ferguson Flirting?
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Re: Anyone Know the Name of This Actress in This Video on Craig Ferguson Flirti
Maybe send a link to the video first, because nobody knows what you're talking about.
Maybe send a link to the video first, because nobody knows what you're talking about.
Re: Anyone Know the Name of This Actress in This Video on Craig Ferguson Flirti
Apologies. Here is the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrY_H4mVCYg&t=1557s
Any rate, I learned who she is--Nikki Reed. Gorgeous brunette, ain't she? Like Emilia Carke, she was forced to play an ugly blonde in a fantasy. What a waste of natural looks.
Apologies. Here is the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrY_H4mVCYg&t=1557s
Any rate, I learned who she is--Nikki Reed. Gorgeous brunette, ain't she? Like Emilia Carke, she was forced to play an ugly blonde in a fantasy. What a waste of natural looks.
Re: Anyone Know the Name of This Actress in This Video on Craig Ferguson Flirti
Just going off on a tangent on mindset, not scolding...
The sooner you don't pedestalize a woman for being attractive, or famous the more power you will wield in the conversation. That starts with not getting caught up in celebrities and who they are. It is a mindset thing...
Think of the Movie "Just Friends" if that works....Don't be the little brother that beats off to the poster of the Bipolar Female Rock singer.
One of my first "Come back to my room" moments was a woman who pulled up a video of herself being interviewed on CNN. It took all I had to act like it was a great honor for her, and that I was happy for her and not get "starstruck". I complimented her poise, and knowledge, as a contemporary would do.
It goes for guys as well...I saw a singer after his show at his merch booth while he was signing autographs. Two Hot girls asked me to invite him out to the bar for a drink because "you look legit". An hour later he was playing pool, drinking Crown and Coors in a dive bar with us, and then later we took the girls back to his hotel room...
Just going off on a tangent on mindset, not scolding...
The sooner you don't pedestalize a woman for being attractive, or famous the more power you will wield in the conversation. That starts with not getting caught up in celebrities and who they are. It is a mindset thing...
Think of the Movie "Just Friends" if that works....Don't be the little brother that beats off to the poster of the Bipolar Female Rock singer.
One of my first "Come back to my room" moments was a woman who pulled up a video of herself being interviewed on CNN. It took all I had to act like it was a great honor for her, and that I was happy for her and not get "starstruck". I complimented her poise, and knowledge, as a contemporary would do.
It goes for guys as well...I saw a singer after his show at his merch booth while he was signing autographs. Two Hot girls asked me to invite him out to the bar for a drink because "you look legit". An hour later he was playing pool, drinking Crown and Coors in a dive bar with us, and then later we took the girls back to his hotel room...
Re: Anyone Know the Name of This Actress in This Video on Craig Ferguson Flirti
OK I Just had another one of these celebrity meetings not an hour ago.
There is a guy who is famous worldwide for being a clinician, and putting on instructional schools in one of my hobbies. he is not famous outside that circle though. I've never been to his schools and he is probably 20 years my senior. He advertises profusely and even has been featured on television cable channels...Apparently we have friends in common. I was at the carwash and he was talking to one of my neighbors there. He waved at me and given the situation and the location I'd not recognized him. Luckily my neighbor was gracious and introduced him and his wife. I shook hands with them both and we had a nice conversation. He recalled when he met ME years ago, and a unique item I had at the time. He inquired about the group I was with (social proof) and we talked about business contacts we had in common. It was really good on his part because I didn't really have anything he needed, but he treated me as an equal.
Keep that in mind when you meet other people that folks judge you by the way you treat people who can do nothing for you. I really noticed it about him, and I thought better of him because of it...
And also don't fawn over celebrities and treat them as equals and they will return the favor.
OK I Just had another one of these celebrity meetings not an hour ago.
There is a guy who is famous worldwide for being a clinician, and putting on instructional schools in one of my hobbies. he is not famous outside that circle though. I've never been to his schools and he is probably 20 years my senior. He advertises profusely and even has been featured on television cable channels...Apparently we have friends in common. I was at the carwash and he was talking to one of my neighbors there. He waved at me and given the situation and the location I'd not recognized him. Luckily my neighbor was gracious and introduced him and his wife. I shook hands with them both and we had a nice conversation. He recalled when he met ME years ago, and a unique item I had at the time. He inquired about the group I was with (social proof) and we talked about business contacts we had in common. It was really good on his part because I didn't really have anything he needed, but he treated me as an equal.
Keep that in mind when you meet other people that folks judge you by the way you treat people who can do nothing for you. I really noticed it about him, and I thought better of him because of it...
And also don't fawn over celebrities and treat them as equals and they will return the favor.
