I’m currently working on a new series for the New York Times focusing on the women in their 40s and 50s who are still trying to make a go of it. I’m featuring a few of the most successful women in the field and one of the most successful women in the field, and I’m putting out my favorite images to show what this series is about.
My favorite images are the ones that use a woman’s body with a lot of curves while keeping the breasts and hips and butt and thighs and waist and the rest and the rest of the body looking sexy.
Corinna Kopf started her career in the same department as me, but she was a different breed of performer. I think she was beautiful, I think she was talented, and I think she was a very good role model. She was one of my favorites because she had a beautiful body and she was always working hard.
Corinna is one of the few actresses who came out of the “girlie” camp in the late 80s. She was a very beautiful woman but not a sex symbol. She had a good sense of style, of who she was, but she was more about acting and not the kind of girl you’d want to hang around with. As a performer, she was not as much about self-promotion as I was.
She was all about the work. All about the acting. She was a really good actress but did not seem to have a lot of self-awareness. She was one of the few actresses who did not take part in a lot of social media. As a result, she was more about being in your face about herself than getting the girl.
I was trying to think of a word to describe her as I watched this video. I couldn’t come up with one. The word I think I will go with is “loner”, as in the way a loner is someone who doesn’t like doing things they don’t care about. In her case, she did not like acting, she did not like doing things she didn’t care about.
She is the kind of person who is always single, but never in a relationship. She is also a super-strong, self-aware, self-reliant, and tough-as-nails person. She has a lot of experience with handling herself in the world and she doesn’t need someone to “sock her back” for her. She is very self-sufficient, so it’s not like she has to “do things” for someone. She just does them.
I think this is a good example of how this type of person might be in some kind of self-destructive spiral, and how it’s not such a big deal to stop. If you love someone and they stop loving you, its still not a big deal because you will find a way to make it okay, even if it is by not being with them in the first place.
That is why I think I have a tendency to just go with the flow. I think that it is because I am so used to being in control. I am definitely in that headspace. If you think of it, control is all about being able to hold on to a power. That power will be used against you. In order to have that power, if you don’t have someone who has that power around you, then you have no power.