I didn't mean to p* so many people off; I have always liked the way we can come here and say "did anyone else think this?" and I'm fine with the slap down, I thoroughly deserve it of course.
And I should have said straight off that I LOVE Tamsin G, have always loved her, have seen everything she's ever done, am a huge fan etc etc. She has always struck me as a fine and compassionate person.
But she just seems to have changed, she looks AMAZING, genuinely stunning and I can't imagine how hard she must have worked to keep looking that great, all credit to her and respect for that. I just wondered whether all that effort being skinny for Episodes maybe had changed her? How could it not? That whole world is so sexist and ageist. The point I am making is could that much time spent emphasising your appearance possibly make you forget what is really important?
I do still think her anecdote from her dad 'don't let yourself go like your mum did' is a cruel thing to say about your mothering any context, true or not and I think would have upset many woman, well, most women who aren't ageing as well as Gorgeous Tamsin. I just thought 'Huh, Tams, National Treasure, you've changed, your once big heart has shrunk!'.
I think fame does change people, she had just always been one of the good guys in my book and she now seems possibly to be turning into a brittle beautiful meanie. Fair enough, she has every right to be whoever she wishes to be; but it seemed very unlike her. The whole thing the whole appearance and sort of dissing her mum. I don't think that story was anodyne at all, I think it was sharp and not really funny.
Anyway, it's just my opinion, this is an open forum, she is/was a national treasure so her not being adorable is open for discussion in the event that she has betrayed my expectations of her
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But it's not a hanging offence to have an opinion. And I do think you can show so much skin that it becomes distracting. And hell no one is more irritating than Jim Carrey and his Alien Rictus Grin but I expect him to be vile.