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Originally Posted by Penguin Emeritus
I will say I have heard this same thing from a source who was very close to Chris...as much as we may not like to imagine her sad, I do think she struggled with loneliness a lot. That's not to say she wasn't a dynamic, positive, amazing person who jumped back into life after 2012 and obviously brought so much joy to those around her, but privately, I do think she-- maybe like a lot of older women who find themselves without a permanent partner (and in her case, without children also) -- she could often feel a bit too 'on her own'.
So while i take issue with about a thousand other things in this jones book lol, this particular topic i think may indeed be true, or the impression jones got from whatever time she spent with chris, because i heard that about her long before this book came out.
--Lis
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That’s fair. I can believe this is true, to an extent. I even recall Chris saying around 2005 that she was unlucky in love and that it was a real drag. But would she have wanted the world to read about her sadness? And while a lovely melancholy permeates her songs, I believe she also did what productive, creative people do: she turned her feelings into art. I wish that was the lead story.