Jennifer Aniston New Boyfriend?

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Anonymous wrote:He was based in NYC for a good while. I assume he moved to LA because that's his prime client base. But in doing so, he left his only kid, a 17 yo, with his ex in Westchester. Not going to win any parenting awards. Another red flag.

Really? 17 and going to college and doesn’t care if either parent is in his life.

Moving to the other coast in your kid's last few years at home is an odd choice. He's a football player--dad should be at his games. This guy screams narcissist, with his wall of selfies and mumbo jumbo targeting vulnerable women. He's had one short marriage and a series of short-lived relationships on the verge of 50. He's a bad bet.

High school football players have 4-5 home games a season. Your career and life revolve around your kid’s 4-5 high school games? A kid you don’t even have custody of. Get real.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:He was based in NYC for a good while. I assume he moved to LA because that's his prime client base. But in doing so, he left his only kid, a 17 yo, with his ex in Westchester. Not going to win any parenting awards. Another red flag.

Really? 17 and going to college and doesn’t care if either parent is in his life.

Moving to the other coast in your kid's last few years at home is an odd choice. He's a football player--dad should be at his games. This guy screams narcissist, with his wall of selfies and mumbo jumbo targeting vulnerable women. He's had one short marriage and a series of short-lived relationships on the verge of 50. He's a bad bet.

High school football players have 4-5 home games a season. Your career and life revolve around your kid’s 4-5 high school games? A kid you don’t even have custody of. Get real.

By his little "my son is pissed at me" comment in his book, it sounds like it's not a close relationship anyway. His son may be fine with seeing him only few times a year.

[Anonymous]

Wasn’t it about a year ago she indicated she had not opened her heart for about 15 years and now is able to do so? Perhaps his “therapy” helped her to leave the hurt and distrust from Pitt/Jolie behind her.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:He was based in NYC for a good while. I assume he moved to LA because that's his prime client base. But in doing so, he left his only kid, a 17 yo, with his ex in Westchester. Not going to win any parenting awards. Another red flag.

Really? 17 and going to college and doesn’t care if either parent is in his life.

Moving to the other coast in your kid's last few years at home is an odd choice. He's a football player--dad should be at his games. This guy screams narcissist, with his wall of selfies and mumbo jumbo targeting vulnerable women. He's had one short marriage and a series of short-lived relationships on the verge of 50. He's a bad bet.

High school football players have 4-5 home games a season. Your career and life revolve around your kid’s 4-5 high school games? A kid you don’t even have custody of. Get real.

By his little "my son is pissed at me" comment in his book, it sounds like it's not a close relationship anyway. His son may be fine with seeing him only few times a year.

Does not speak well of him regardless.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He was based in NYC for a good while. I assume he moved to LA because that's his prime client base. But in doing so, he left his only kid, a 17 yo, with his ex in Westchester. Not going to win any parenting awards. Another red flag.

Really? 17 and going to college and doesn’t care if either parent is in his life.

Moving to the other coast in your kid's last few years at home is an odd choice. He's a football player--dad should be at his games. This guy screams narcissist, with his wall of selfies and mumbo jumbo targeting vulnerable women. He's had one short marriage and a series of short-lived relationships on the verge of 50. He's a bad bet.

High school football players have 4-5 home games a season. Your career and life revolve around your kid’s 4-5 high school games? A kid you don’t even have custody of. Get real.

By his little "my son is pissed at me" comment in his book, it sounds like it's not a close relationship anyway. His son may be fine with seeing him only few times a year.

Does not speak well of him regardless.

How log ago did he write about his son?

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Anonymous wrote:https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-14898011/jennifer-aniston-romance-hypnotist-jim-curtis-insider-perfect-match.html#

They were launching the relationship

Oh, he seems much more normal, appealing and not so woo-woo in the video (in his kitchen I guess).

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He was based in NYC for a good while. I assume he moved to LA because that's his prime client base. But in doing so, he left his only kid, a 17 yo, with his ex in Westchester. Not going to win any parenting awards. Another red flag.

Really? 17 and going to college and doesn’t care if either parent is in his life.

Moving to the other coast in your kid's last few years at home is an odd choice. He's a football player--dad should be at his games. This guy screams narcissist, with his wall of selfies and mumbo jumbo targeting vulnerable women. He's had one short marriage and a series of short-lived relationships on the verge of 50. He's a bad bet.

High school football players have 4-5 home games a season. Your career and life revolve around your kid’s 4-5 high school games? A kid you don’t even have custody of. Get real.

By his little "my son is pissed at me" comment in his book, it sounds like it's not a close relationship anyway. His son may be fine with seeing him only few times a year.

Does not speak well of him regardless.

How log ago did he write about his son?

2017. So his son was 9 😭 that is the last thing I would write about my son who i already had a rocky relationship because of a divorce. Any benefit of doubt i had for him has plummeted

[Anonymous]

That is not a profession I respect, sorry. I have never thought much of this actress either. But if they can be happy together, more power to them!

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Anonymous wrote:Wasn’t it about a year ago she indicated she had not opened her heart for about 15 years and now is able to do so? Perhaps his “therapy” helped her to leave the hurt and distrust from Pitt/Jolie behind her.

I am thinking the worst now so what if he just manipulated the hell out her. I hope it's a fun fling that ends before someone gets hurt

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He was based in NYC for a good while. I assume he moved to LA because that's his prime client base. But in doing so, he left his only kid, a 17 yo, with his ex in Westchester. Not going to win any parenting awards. Another red flag.

Really? 17 and going to college and doesn’t care if either parent is in his life.

Moving to the other coast in your kid's last few years at home is an odd choice. He's a football player--dad should be at his games. This guy screams narcissist, with his wall of selfies and mumbo jumbo targeting vulnerable women. He's had one short marriage and a series of short-lived relationships on the verge of 50. He's a bad bet.

High school football players have 4-5 home games a season. Your career and life revolve around your kid’s 4-5 high school games? A kid you don’t even have custody of. Get real.

By his little "my son is pissed at me" comment in his book, it sounds like it's not a close relationship anyway. His son may be fine with seeing him only few times a year.

Does not speak well of him regardless.

How log ago did he write about his son?

2017. So his son was 9 😭 that is the last thing I would write about my son who i already had a rocky relationship because of a divorce. Any benefit of doubt i had for him has plummeted

Okay I may have to get this book myself to read the context. I thought his son was in his 20s but I am reading hes still a teen and might be around 17. A child adjusting to acrimonious divorce and having a parent live far away isnt easy. That should've been private.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Wasn’t it about a year ago she indicated she had not opened her heart for about 15 years and now is able to do so? Perhaps his “therapy” helped her to leave the hurt and distrust from Pitt/Jolie behind her.

I am thinking the worst now so what if he just manipulated the hell out her. I hope it's a fun fling that ends before someone gets hurt

Probably will last about 7 years which seems to be her norm for her “serious” relationships. While everyone thinks she is so nice, I suspect she’s difficult to live with on a daily basis. She has her routines, eating, workouts, facial/makeup, etc. You don’t look that good as long as she has without working at it EVERY SINGLE DAY! Imagine eating a salad every day and probably not much of anything else.

And to have as many friends as she has and long term also takes effort which takes away time from your SO.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wasn’t it about a year ago she indicated she had not opened her heart for about 15 years and now is able to do so? Perhaps his “therapy” helped her to leave the hurt and distrust from Pitt/Jolie behind her.

I am thinking the worst now so what if he just manipulated the hell out her. I hope it's a fun fling that ends before someone gets hurt

Probably will last about 7 years which seems to be her norm for her “serious” relationships. While everyone thinks she is so nice, I suspect she’s difficult to live with on a daily basis. She has her routines, eating, workouts, facial/makeup, etc. You don’t look that good as long as she has without working at it EVERY SINGLE DAY! Imagine eating a salad every day and probably not much of anything else.

And to have as many friends as she has and long term also takes effort which takes away time from your SO.

she has a private chef to make her anything she wants to eat
I don't think I'd struggle dating someone with that set up

[Anonymous]

Sorry, his long, greasy hair makes me gag.

I also think a being a life coach to rich celebrities is close to being a snake oil salesman (ie, grifter).

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-14898011/jennifer-aniston-romance-hypnotist-jim-curtis-insider-perfect-match.html#

They were launching the relationship

Oh, he seems much more normal, appealing and not so woo-woo in the video (in his kitchen I guess).

Agree he seems pretty normal, and thoughtful. Weird profession, and I would certainly not pay a dime for his advice, but it's free for most who don't feel like buying his books.

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Anonymous wrote:https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-14898011/jennifer-aniston-romance-hypnotist-jim-curtis-insider-perfect-match.html#

They were launching the relationship

Oh, he seems much more normal, appealing and not so woo-woo in the video (in his kitchen I guess).

Agree he seems pretty normal, and thoughtful. Weird profession, and I would certainly not pay a dime for his advice, but it's free for most who don't feel like buying his books.

She's pretty generous with her connections. Gave Theroux a big public boost and could do the same for this guy. Which helps him feel like a bit more of an equal. Look, I would NEVER date a guy in this profession but I can see how Jennifer would be into it. I'm just not confident either of them can pull off a "forever" relationship at this point, since both have poor track records. But who knows, maybe this season will be a nice one for them.