Getting Inside Chris Evans’ Head on his friend's blog

[aotearoagal]

Chris Evans shares some insights (including what terrifies him) on his friend Lindsay McKeon's blog, while she gushes about how awesome he is and how they both "live truly aware, and abundant lives" - whatever that means...

Comments

[fudgepacking]

It means the same thing as when people say they're smart, mature, sensitive, etc.: if they have to point it out, they probably don't have that quality.

[dropthecrates]

and how they both "live truly aware, and abundant lives"

what kind of blake lively-esque statement

[miss_cassie]

Remember when she was Mara Lewis on Guiding Light and she got to make out that sexy ass Tony Santos on the reg.

[ailinex]

I can't watch it, it's too cringeworthy.

[loveuploud]

[benevolentiae]

He has a point but I think its easier to say it when its ~worked out~ for you.

[wearescientists]

Idk, he's struggled a lot and took a lot of acting jobs super hard on himself and even almost turned down capt america because he thought he wasn't good enough

“You start to maybe overanalyze, and the voice in your head gets an underserved platform. And before you know it, you can start doubting yourself.”

[lithiumflower]

I agree in a sense, it's kind of easy to say there's a light at the end of the tunnel when you get to the end of the tunnel. I know I absolutely hate when people sprout platitudes about "fake it til you make it" and "love yourself", when it's not something you either have to deal with or you kinda did, but these sayings are more of a comforting way of explaining how you got to a point instead of a more realistic answer such as you finally got lucky with the right place, right time, right person. It just sort of attempts to give agency and effort to the luck of the draw.