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Jennifer Aniston posted on Instagram, happy birthday, my love, or something to that effect,

about her new boyfriend, Jim Curtis, who I did date years ago and was on this podcast saying

that I'm rooting for them.

It was in the very beginning, and I said, I have a feeling this is going the distance because

his essence and his vibe match with hers.

And I really believe in alignment and timing.

And this dating concept that I have been exploring is about alignment.

It's not about what's his net worth and is he an actor and is he 5'9 and he have um you know a big washboard abs and a

big chest or whatever anyone looks for it's about alignment and having spent some time with him

and getting to know him briefly not not you know it wasn't a serious relationship by any means.

It was dating. I heard that they were together and I was like, that tracks based on what I,

my sense about her, how she dresses, how she always has the same hairstyle. She doesn't have

something to prove. She's not out there trying to be something that Hollywood or America wants. She doesn't

feel the need to over explain why she has or hasn't had kids or her marriages. And I just immediately

thought, oh my God, this thing is going to go the distance, which I still believe. So I saw that

post and it reinforced that. And I was like, yes, I think they're going to go the distance. And it also made me realize that society and the media is constantly saying about women,

not men, she can't hold a man or get under a man to get over another or all her relationships

or failed relationships, all these things. right? They don't really say that

about men. They'll talk about Leo going out with someone who's 30 years younger than him at all

times, but that's more of like a pattern and it speaks to a greater, a greater, like, a greater, like, a

greater dynamic and pattern about men and dating younger women and why or Bill Belichick.

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