I don't know how to bring GIF up. But I am speaking to the red carpet gif were she is losing it and yelling at Pitt. Also thinking of the leg bomb fiasco. I was reading a good description of a person who does Photo reading.Telling about a person from a snapshot .
It was about Marilyn Monroe.Could have been about Jolie.
Here it is
"Carefree.
Happy.
Feels safe at that moment, feels protected.
Can only think of herself and of the attention she wants to get.
Is continuously occupied with herself and with her own desires.
Can’t bear someone else receiving attention, when this happens she’ll give her all to bring the attention to herself.
She’s important, she’s the greatest, she has to make herself felt, the others are not important, they don’t count, she looks down upon them.
Has to be the centre, (compulsory), has to be the core of everything. She has to be the one everything always revolves around.
When something doesn’t please her she will sulk, be moody, make a fuss, pout until she gets her way.
Apart from her partner she cares about no one. Everything revolves around her and all others are of no importance.
Doesn’t feel like listening to other people, there are some people she’s about to meet and who always want to tell her things (among others an elderly, small, fragile woman), but she doesn’t want to hear that. They are going out for dinner later on, she and her partner and some other people (for one this woman). She plans to just look in front of her and to pretend not to hear them when this woman or someone else is speaking, as if she’s lost in thought. She’s going to ignore what these people are saying and pretend not to notice they are speaking. She wants to speak herself, she wants to talk about herself and get all attention and make other people feel she doesn’t consider them important. And she wants to make them feel she doesn’t want to hear what others are telling, that she couldn’t care less, that the conversation is about her and her plans and projects and only about that and about nothing else. She wants to be the centre of every activity, and she wants to shove the others aside.
After a dinner or some other activity where she has not been the centre of attention and others got attention before her, or tried to get a part of the attention, so that she didn’t receive 100% of the attention, she can be very ill-tempered and unmanageable towards her partner. Then she feels awful, really rotten about the fact that someone else also received some part of the attention, as if he or she was also important, and that as a result she was less important and was being relegated to the background. And then she’s afraid that some people present might have noticed this, might have seen that she wasn’t in the spotlight all the time and consequently might find her less important. People will think she is no longer important and she has to make up for that afterwards. And then at a next on a next occasion she’ll make sure she’s clearly in the spotlight and that everyone will be able to see how important she is and that everything revolves around her and that everyone else shrinks into insignificance beside this gloriousl person that she is. She is obsessively occupied with the fact something has to be organized in which she’s given that opportunity, until she has got her way.
And only then she can find peace again. When such an occasion has occurred where she wasn’t the centre of interest, then she’s unmanageable and terribly moody. Then he has to do everything to make her happy again, and to make her feel better again. Then he has to pamper her, and to serve her, and to buy her things, but then she still feels awful. Only if she has been given an opportunity to shine in the spotlight while all others are sinking into nothingness beside to her, she’ll feel better again. And then she can again be sweet and charming to her partner.
Her partner has to be up and on the hop continuously to oblige her unremittingly. He has to lie at her feet. Then she’s nice and cooperative and she does everything he desires and she can pay attention to him. Then she can show interest in what he is telling and she is all ears when he tells about his projects and she admires him and she also makes him feel that way. Then she makes him feel he’s extraordinarily significant, that he’s a very great and important person, and that the world would almost perish if he weren’t there any longer. Then she admires him and puts him on a pedestal and he’s in centre stage and then she says she’s insignificant compared to such an important man, that – however she’s in the limelight and is being admired - next to him she’s small, and then they are happy together.
.Pitt must dread photo opps
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