The PR team of this GOT actress keeps releasing stories talking about engagement and marriage between the actress and her celebrity boyfriend. She is having them do this to pressure him into asking. Not the way to do it.
"Not the way to do it"? Enty, this is exactly THE way to do it! All you have to do these days is play the media to twist a man's arm into committing. Trap him for a pap walk, have your PR people leak stories about him sleeping with you, "secretly dating" you to "protect your privacy" (even if IN REALITY she hasn't even met him since everyone first saw them publicly together, and they only met that ONE time).
If not play the media, at least start rumours among insider circles that you are secretly seeing each other. That way, if he refuses to commit you can claim "he was a jerk" to the other insiders, and they 'punish' him by messing with his career. So if he never proposes/marries she, she can claim, "OMG, he just used me for sex. He took me home and ditched me. Boo-hoo." I guess the best way to punish someone for doing that is to trap the trapper back and make it clear to everyone that they HAVEN'T met since the first time they met (and watch them squirm on live telly). God knows what desperate women do these days.
Remember that time when there was a shocker sudden engagement announcement in an English newspaper where the groom's name was spelled wrong? What good fiancée/REAL girlfriend (who's dated the man long enough to be at that stage of a relationship) would misspell her fiancé's name? Would the fiancé himself have provided a wrong version of his name? Implausible. Next thing you know, there's a shotgun wedding along with prosthetic bellies that defy science... SMDH.
It used to be that you actually had to be in a situation where you poke holes in a condom. Now you just play the media. If you're not famous, you use social media. FFS.
Sophie Turner/Joe Jonas?
ReplyDeleteHow to lose a man in 3, 2, 1?
ReplyDeleteHaha
ReplyDeleteHope this is a Pr relationship bc i don't what a beauty like her find in him ( albeit...i read that some people thing she is gay )
ReplyDeleteWell a lavender marriage would work for both if they get along well enough.
ReplyDelete"Not the way to do it"? Enty, this is exactly THE way to do it! All you have to do these days is play the media to twist a man's arm into committing. Trap him for a pap walk, have your PR people leak stories about him sleeping with you, "secretly dating" you to "protect your privacy" (even if IN REALITY she hasn't even met him since everyone first saw them publicly together, and they only met that ONE time).
ReplyDeleteIf not play the media, at least start rumours among insider circles that you are secretly seeing each other. That way, if he refuses to commit you can claim "he was a jerk" to the other insiders, and they 'punish' him by messing with his career. So if he never proposes/marries she, she can claim, "OMG, he just used me for sex. He took me home and ditched me. Boo-hoo." I guess the best way to punish someone for doing that is to trap the trapper back and make it clear to everyone that they HAVEN'T met since the first time they met (and watch them squirm on live telly). God knows what desperate women do these days.
Remember that time when there was a shocker sudden engagement announcement in an English newspaper where the groom's name was spelled wrong? What good fiancée/REAL girlfriend (who's dated the man long enough to be at that stage of a relationship) would misspell her fiancé's name? Would the fiancé himself have provided a wrong version of his name? Implausible. Next thing you know, there's a shotgun wedding along with prosthetic bellies that defy science... SMDH.
It used to be that you actually had to be in a situation where you poke holes in a condom. Now you just play the media. If you're not famous, you use social media. FFS.
This is definitely Sophie and Joe, but I can't stop laughing because I don't know a soul who even buys in to this relationship at all.
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