Beautiful boys

Apr 18, 2012 11:56

I hadn’t put two and two together in my mind, so was surprised and somewhat delighted to read this excerpt from Younger Brother, Younger Son by Colin Clark [1932 -2002]:

The need for a love object starts in the early teens for boys, as it does for girls. Just as schoolgirls have fevered crushes on their older classmates in girls’ schools, the real ( Read more... )

suddenly revitalised by hot young men, reading, male pulchritude, jb

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rakspatel April 18 2012, 23:50:08 UTC
Calm down dear!

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captivebird April 19 2012, 08:44:43 UTC
I need a little Jeremy appreciation post every now and again. I owe him so much, since I would never have read War and Peace without the vision of him as earnest, young Nicholas Rostov from the 1956 film in my mind throughout. Jeremy was a seriously beautiful-looking young man in his day :-)

I love it when things/people I'm interested in cross over or connect unexpectedly.

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rakspatel April 19 2012, 11:40:13 UTC
Yes, I too was stunned by the coincidence.

Jeremy does not do anything for me I'm afraid, and nor does Alan Rickman (runs and hides!).

Benedict and Eddie YES!

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captivebird April 19 2012, 12:18:08 UTC
Alan Rickman was my first ever celebrity crush - occurring in my mid-forties! Jeremy was the second. Now I'm making up for lost time by having multiple concurrent celebrity crushes on ever younger men... but I remain 'faithful' to my former loves as well. :-))

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rakspatel April 19 2012, 12:24:39 UTC
Oh I have always had "multiple concurrent celebrity crushes" from a very early age!

It is very tiring having so many multi-talented men on the go all at once!

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captivebird April 19 2012, 12:42:19 UTC
And here I was still merrily blaming having children for my near-permanent state of exhaustion, but now the truth is out - celebrity crushes are the cause. It's just fortunate that they didn't strike to slow me down when I was younger. I would never have been able to cope. :-))

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