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Originally Posted by HejiraNYC
Do you really think Lindsey was that obsessed with her? I always found this pairing rather bizarre- Lindsey being the grounded, straight, self-conscious introvert who belabors every detail, whereas Stevie is the oblivious ex-drug-addled extrovert who lives in a parallel, pastel-hued universe. There has been much speculation about what really went down between them during The Dance, but I just find it hard to believe that he would be pining after Stevie's then-50-year-old hey-nanu-nanu  when he had a hot young wife, as well as limitless potential road options. I just think that so much weirdness has passed between S and L over the years that he is quite over her drama. I'm not saying Mama is completely koo-koo for Cocoa Puffs, but there is a reason why doctors were trying to put her on antidepressants after her Klonopin detox! There is a theory about some drug addicts- that they are merely self-medicating due to an undiagnosed or mistreated underlying mental/physical condition. I do believe in my heart of hearts that Stevie is among the walking wounded, and Lindsey realizes this and keeps his distance accordingly. And it helps to explain why Stevie would give interviews like this... |
I don't think Lindsey wants her now. And there was something going on during the Dance era. Remember the Rolling Stone quote from Lindsey when he says there's nothing going on between them...yet. And then she basically loses her **** over that statement. No, their love affair was never over IMO until William came along. Then the fate was sealed. They weren't going to cross that line. So I think that yes, she is a wee bit bitter because deep in her heart I think she did feel that eventually they would be together again. Yes they are opposites but opposites attract. And I don't really consider myself a shipper but the more she gives these interviews the more transparent it becomes. Yes she's going to Europe on a fabulous tour and staying in all the best hotels. Her journey will be first class all the way. But that don't keep you warm at night. As far as her being among the walking wounded I agree in that she seems to be unable to form a lasting commitment romantically and the rock and roll is a convenient reason. Yes, she does have many close male friends, Mick, Don Henley, Tom Petty but they are all emotionally unavailable to her in a romantic way.