Anonymous wrote:It's the Hemmingway girl, obvs.

Sofia Coppola? Giada de laurentiis?

My DW was quite famous for a while, before fading from public view. She still looks back at that period wistfully, like Lot's wife.

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Anonymous wrote:Gone on a date. Not went on a date.

+1 Patch up your grammar if you are going on a date with someone who is at the top of their field (assuming it's not porn).

Serious answer: behave as you would have had you not googled her and learned about her identity.

Ahem.

My wife and I date a pretty accomplished (AVN nominated) porn director, and her grammar is on point. Lose the sex negativity, it's not a good look.

HAWT

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Anonymous wrote:Gone on a date. Not went on a date.

+1. Jesus, people.

Damn. You're old if you dated Jesus. I avoid guys who still live their mom.

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Anonymous wrote:Gone on a date. Not went on a date.

+1 Patch up your grammar if you are going on a date with someone who is at the top of their field (assuming it's not porn).

Serious answer: behave as you would have had you not googled her and learned about her identity.

Ahem.

My wife and I date a pretty accomplished (AVN nominated) porn director, and her grammar is on point. Lose the sex negativity, it's not a good look.

It's the Hemmingway girl, obvs.

Anonymous wrote:Ugh. She's not famous in the Hollywood sense - she's just really successful and accomplished, it sounds like. That is very different from being in entertainment and courting fame. There is something slightly clueless and sexist about you calling her "famous" that makes me think you don't really have to worry about things long term. She is most likely way out of your league intellectually.

THere's lots of successful intelligent women in DC, get over it. Or at least make the decision to put that aside and date them or not date them.

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Anonymous wrote:At first I laughed. Then I thought "Christ I have! A lot!"

ExW - Not directly famous, but three of four grandparents were internationally famous. Authors, artists, etc. Fourth grandparent was famous in his state.

Dated a woman from a big business, charitable family. She and the family name are instantly recognizable in their home state and surrounding states (big states too).

When I lived in New York 20 + years ago I dated a woman who was super duper famous. You would instantly recognize the name and face. She was awesome as long as she wasn't connected with the business.

Before that I dated a woman who was Hollywood famous in her own right. Her grandfather was sup-duper uber famous.

Famous people are frequently not happy people. The pressure they feel 24/7 is unimaginable. Most who I have met would give it up in a heartbeat.

Drew Barrymore?

Good guess, but try again! More famous. Much.

Brigdet Fonda?

Kate Hudson

The Hearst woman?

All good guesses, but nope.

And I wouldn't confirm anyway. To me, that would serve no purpose other than using a person's name. And I don't think that's right. But, thats's not the point of this post.

OP - Dating or being friends with a famous person can be just as ordinary as can be. The most important thing to remember is that famous people are people first. Then famous. They are, generally, just like you and me. They have feelings and passions and thoughts. They want to be known for who they are. Not what they do. Not what the media portrays them as and not as the characters they portray.

So, for example, a famous scientist wants to be known as a person. With a passion for science and discovery. But they have children (maybe). Family. Hopes and dreams about things other than their public persona. That's what it is really what it is.

Do any of you want to be known as "Margaret! - The Most Awesome Fed Attorney EVER!"? Wouldn't you prefer to be known as a great mother, wife, daughter, sister, neighbor? They do too . . .

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Anonymous wrote:At first I laughed. Then I thought "Christ I have! A lot!"

ExW - Not directly famous, but three of four grandparents were internationally famous. Authors, artists, etc. Fourth grandparent was famous in his state.

Dated a woman from a big business, charitable family. She and the family name are instantly recognizable in their home state and surrounding states (big states too).

When I lived in New York 20 + years ago I dated a woman who was super duper famous. You would instantly recognize the name and face. She was awesome as long as she wasn't connected with the business.

Before that I dated a woman who was Hollywood famous in her own right. Her grandfather was sup-duper uber famous.

Famous people are frequently not happy people. The pressure they feel 24/7 is unimaginable. Most who I have met would give it up in a heartbeat.

Drew Barrymore?

Good guess, but try again! More famous. Much.

Brigdet Fonda?

Why not just name her? This is silly.

Anonymous wrote:My friend from Yale 2001 married Jessica Alba. Totally normal, smart guy.

Not totally normal, at least upbringing. His father Michael is a known character actor/series regular, who himself is a pretty nice guy. I knew him in the 1980s.

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Anonymous wrote:At first I laughed. Then I thought "Christ I have! A lot!"

ExW - Not directly famous, but three of four grandparents were internationally famous. Authors, artists, etc. Fourth grandparent was famous in his state.

Dated a woman from a big business, charitable family. She and the family name are instantly recognizable in their home state and surrounding states (big states too).

When I lived in New York 20 + years ago I dated a woman who was super duper famous. You would instantly recognize the name and face. She was awesome as long as she wasn't connected with the business.

Before that I dated a woman who was Hollywood famous in her own right. Her grandfather was sup-duper uber famous.

Famous people are frequently not happy people. The pressure they feel 24/7 is unimaginable. Most who I have met would give it up in a heartbeat.

Drew Barrymore?

Good guess, but try again! More famous. Much.

Brigdet Fonda?

Kate Hudson

The Hearst woman?

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Anonymous wrote:At first I laughed. Then I thought "Christ I have! A lot!"

ExW - Not directly famous, but three of four grandparents were internationally famous. Authors, artists, etc. Fourth grandparent was famous in his state.

Dated a woman from a big business, charitable family. She and the family name are instantly recognizable in their home state and surrounding states (big states too).

When I lived in New York 20 + years ago I dated a woman who was super duper famous. You would instantly recognize the name and face. She was awesome as long as she wasn't connected with the business.

Before that I dated a woman who was Hollywood famous in her own right. Her grandfather was sup-duper uber famous.

Famous people are frequently not happy people. The pressure they feel 24/7 is unimaginable. Most who I have met would give it up in a heartbeat.

Drew Barrymore?

Good guess, but try again! More famous. Much.

Brigdet Fonda?