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Love is too strong too many demands and requirements.

Isn't there some emotion that leaves you with good vibes, no demands, and simple warm fuzzy joy in being with someone?

It's not hard to send something to Justin if you've done your homework and plug in your brain. I don't choose to share all my findings because some people don't understand safety (they are wrapped up in their own confused feelings) and Word Gets Around. I have no special in. You can send him a message on his Twitter which is at the top of this site if you click on "Twitter" the click on the Justin icon on the left of the MB Twitter. I think if you must express something to Justin, your best bet is to find a technician with the road show and send it backstage. Fans do it all the time.

Don't be disappointed if you don't get back any response. Life will go on.

I know HOW but feel it would be crude to really bug the guy. He has enough of that coming at him.

Yes I'm fond of him too, but my sense of ethics precludes me throwing myself at a married man like a hussy.

And I suspect, and have said before, a lot of the fans who drool over the man wouldn't know what just ran over them if they were in a relationship with Justin. Most would be just as happy with a singing blonde blow up doll.

Well you know I embrace some of the Libertine philosophy but if I met the right one, that would change rapidly. That even happens sometimes in Heinlein's stories.

I can't get into Justin's head over his marriage (so much conflicting info) BUT there must be something there, something best not messed with. Or they would not be together almost 50 years later. I worry over some of the fans, who tend to cheapen themselves by trying too hard to catch his eye.

I HAVE dated married dudes (again, Navy, Libertines etc) and you have to constantly remember.... if they run around on their wife, they might run around on YOU if it got serious. My ethics aren't based on religious grounds, they are based on practical grounds. And the grounds are not stable when you date married dudes, believe me.

I've grown up around many good husbands (their wives are pretty happy for the most part) (my family) and I do know how men operate. (A sneaky lot, and only one is up front about his naughty behavior.... the rest of us just roll our eyes.)

I just haven't found the right one yet. I don't think. Shrug, I'm quite happy living by myself. So much simpler. Men have driven me nuts over the years, and I'm not anxious to re-engage

All couples are different, and I'm obviously no expert in marriage.

Possibly the point being missed here... it's not just a job, it's a way of life for Justin.

I remember my brother working at a high buck executive job as a city planner in Portland and "something was going on" so my sister in law dressed all the kids up (five of them) and marched down at irregular intervals to have lunch with Dad. A splendid time was had by all because they were well behaved, all except for the office hussies.

Like I say, all marriages are different.