I agree with the Ogre!

How come eeeeverybody is saying that? Everybody is saying that her marriage is over, but I've never seen anything other than AAm posts saying that? Did I really miss all that or are these just assumptions? :confused:

Me too. If something serious was going on then I don't think she'd be putting up all those instagram photos of her hanging out with friends, rehearsing at the studio, and I also think that the new album would be somewhat affected by it. But all we see are these new tats so... Maybe there's nothing wrong at all? :13:

Tattood girls are hot!
 

Alizée has always been a natural beauty and I've always loved her beautiful skin as soft as it is. Well at the end of the day her tattoos are still just a drop in the ocean to me though when I think of how wonderful she is.

She will always be Alizée and she will always have the most beautiful eyes and smile I've ever seen but her spirit and her charm will always be more beautiful to me.. I can't desribe it but I know it's something wonderful! ;)

So if I like the looks and sound and the handling of a Ferrari and they decided to paint grafiti all over the bodies of Ferrari's I shouldn't bitch because they still sound and handle well? That it shouldn't effect my feelings for Ferarri's. All of the aspects of Alizee as well as Ferrari's are all parts of the appeal. Another analogy is that if you break off one leg of a three legged stool, it will no longer stand on it's own. In Alizee's case, I fear that the tats are a symptom of deeper seeded issues that may have been there all the time or has transpired over time. In either case, it effects how I view her. It is what it is.The whole package either real or imagined doesn't really matter. It's all part of the image and all parts are equally important in the package. That was her magical appeal. It has permanently been negatively effected for me regardless of the fact that she still has two legs left so to speak. One is permanently missing for me.

I really do believe that she is being played, at least by him (and maybe others).

If this were happening to a friend of mine I would speak out and try to get them to see things more clearly.


True. Of course we don't actually know the motivation. However, if it is as I suspect, I hope her parents can help her to get a better perspective.


She used to be hotter. :(

Agr-freckin-ee

I thought of something not long ago. I don't know when exactly the split with Jeremy happened or how bad it was, but after you come out of a breakup/divorce or any situation that tears at you, one way to help yourself cope with the loss is to do something like change your hair or buy a whole bunch of new clothes. I can see the tattoos as a liberating thing for Alizee. Granted, I would have stopped at one or two, but I guess she decided that she really, really likes them.

I don't know if boys go through a similar process but it can be therapeutic.

Also she is 27 years old and she does not need anyone to sit down with her and tell her that she's not behaving appropriately. You can be as mad about the tattoos as you want but sentiments like "someone needs to intervene and tell her that this isn't acceptable" are silly. She dresses herself and pays her own bills and makes her own money, and is also generous enough to share herself with her audience through her pictures on Twitter and her music. It's nobody's place to tell this grown woman what she should and should not be doing with her personal life or her own skin. That's crazy.

Interventions happen with adults all the time. Anyone can drift off course at any time in their lives. The goal of an intervention is to help them to really see it. :)

By the way, I know of an intervention coming up in the next few months for someone (she is 66). You would be absolutely amazed at what some adults simply don't see (and the blocks are different for each person). There is something about having 20 people send you the same message at the same time (in person) that shocks you into being willing to look at something that you were either avoiding or simply couldn't see.

How the heck can you compare a person, let alone Alizée, to a car and a stool like that? That analogy doesn't even work. She didn't lose a leg and she wasn't "grafittied." She did get some decals though :p !

And why are you concerned about unknown underlying problems? Unless you're her doctor, that is creepy.

I agree... there is no such thing as being too wise no matter what age you are... people can always be susceptible to new learning experiences and opportunities for psychological therapy.

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