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No, I didn't mean that at all. I just meant that she hadn't really posted, and that the first thing she posted in this thread was negative towards Lexi, so of course Lexi would think that her post made her angry.
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SD, I'd like to move past this too, and it's quite possible I misinterpreted to tone of your post. If that's the case, I'm sorry. I'll give you the benefit of the doubt because I think you're the kind of person who'd own up to anything if called out on it.
I should have known better than to re-enter this thread.
Updated On: 3/18/06 at 08:26 PM
Or just something worth responding to, Katt.
I understand that it's a heated issue, but I don't think that what Lexi said was in any way out of line.
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I think what Katt is meaning to say that jumping in like that to specifically reply to me could easily be misconstrued, not that it was against the proverbial rules.
Nia, again, I honestly wasn't trying to imply anything in my post other than what I said -- I honestly feel bad that I angered you that much -- and I'm glad you believe me. I'll admit that I'm a bit hurt over the "highly active imagination" and "pretentious" comments, but perhaps at this point, it's just best to move past all of this.
Honestly, I would vastly prefer honesty to putting on a falsely happy face for the sake of the fans when you aren't enjoying yourself (not to imply in any way that he wasn't, but it sounded as though he might've had a lot on his mind). I disagree that actors are still performing at the stagedoor... that doesn't seem a fair expectation to me, although I know that others have different views on the subject. It's a major perk if they come to the stagedoor and are attentive to their fans, but it's not fair to expect that every single performance, or even at all. It sounded as though he was kind and gracious enough, even if he wasn't all there-- and as Em said, she can almost certainly tell the difference between when he's being sincere and when he isn't.
Anyway, though I have a differing point of view on stagedoor expectations than Lexi does, she was expressing a perfectly valid (not to mention commonly held) viewpoint. I can see, based on the tone of the discussion, where she felt sort of attacked for expressing it.
Updated On: 3/18/06 at 09:15 PM
I didn't get a chance to say this before, but I'm glad you liked the show and that Raul was fabulous, Em!
Also, if you happen to want to share your pic, I'd love to see it. :-p
I forgot the wire for my camera, but I'm back at school now, so I'll upload it soon.
I wouldn't mind seeing your picture either.
Em, I'm not sure if you've answered this already, but how long after the performance ended did he come to the lobby? Were there a lot of people waiting to talk to him?
I think there were only a few waiting exclusively for him. It took him like.... 20 minutes? I'm not sure.
See, he looks freakin' GORGEOUS:
He does! *squee*
Broadway Star Joined: 1/28/06
Great pictures! Thanks for posting them.
I don't know why, but I particularly like the second one down, where he's sort of in the background and has his head tilted to one side...I guess I find the head-tilt amusing.
I like that one, too. It's cute.
Take one:
Take two:
He looks stoned. But seriously, see? He looks pretty sleepy.
He does look sleepy. He's still very cute.
Broadway Star Joined: 1/28/06
You know what's weird? He was taller than I remembered.
hmm.
I'm liking the scruffy look.
They're always blonde-ish.
Maybe he grew? Or you shrank?
I think he doesn't look high per se in the second picture, more like "I'm sexy as all hell and I sure know it."
*giggles*
They're always blonde-ish.
Really? I guess I should pay better attention.
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