Rollling Stones weekend with Courtney Love

[Danielle Loves Kurt]

Rolling Stone have set out to find what's reallly wroug with the woman. In the mist of lawsuits and drug use she's flat broke and paraniod. Written by Neil Strauss.




www.rollingstone.com/news/story/_/id/5940046?rnd=1101689860451&has-player=true&version=6.0.11.813

[lovestinksyeahyeah]

...is that supposed to make us feel sympathetic for courtney? well it didn't but i sure feel bad for frances.

[Danielle Loves Kurt]

No I just thought it was interesting. You can blame that idea on the writer.

[doll parts]

I feel sorry for her. shes had it hard in the last year, had her child taken away battled drugs battled the courts dealt with not a very nice person boyfriends. i feel sympathy for her. now her bank account has been fiddled with cos ppl want to destroy her. but shes a survivor and shes is strong shell b fine,

[lovestinksyeahyeah]

she deserves everything she got. there are plenty of people in the world who go through what she does everyday. its not like she's innocent. she chose to do drugs, assaulted fans, and whatever crap she's done to get her in trouble.

[itslikeatradeoff]

Oh yes she loves her fans. When one of them tried taking her picture she took the cellphone, tossed it across the room, and spewed her unneccasary negative language.

[lovestinksyeahyeah]

haha true love.

[HippieChild]

Love walks back to her unmade bed and collapses on top of the sheets. Boogie Nights plays on a small television at the foot of the bed. "I could never shoot myself up," she says with a sigh. "The one time I tried, I still have bumps on my arm from it." She rolls up a sleeve of her pink cotton shirt to show the damage. "Here's my imitation of my heroin addiction," she says as she sits upright. She raps on the wall and yells, "Kurt? Kurt? Are you in there?"

Then, in a gruff voice, she answers for him, "Get some hot water."

She slaps her arm to imitate the injection, then speaks to his imaginary presence: "I didn't feel anything."

She slumps back against her pillows. "He hardly gave me anything: just [the residue from] the cotton," she sighs. "P-rick! That was the extent of my heroin addiction."

I find myself wondering why she's saying these things. It seems as if she's trying her best to portray Kurt as a hopeless junkie and not thinking about the consequences if Frances should read about this little performance. Is she trying to down-play her own addiction and making Kurt seem like the one who had the problem. Tom Grant said that during the time they started working for Courtney and for months after Courtney was on drugs. I have no doubt she was on drugs herself during that little "Intervention" she staged with some of Kurts friends and work associates. Kurt knew that more than half of them were on drugs themselves. He did drugs with them all the time. I doubt he took the intervention very seriously. But Courtney had the trump card with Frances. She made it clear that she would limit his access to her if he didn't get clean. I have to wonder, why all the hypocrisy? What did she have to gain by getting Kurt clean? Or was it part of her plan to make herself appear to be the concerned wife so later on, after Kurts death, people would say how hard she tried to keep him alive, even hiring a private detective to find him. Is she really that slick?

Wow.

[Danielle Loves Kurt]

Itwasen't about Kurt being clean it was about hiding her own addiction from him. That was the only reason she put the pressure on him. Courtney knew that Kurt wouldn't give up because he self medicated to cure the pains in his body due to his stomache condition. And yes Hippie she's trying to make Kurt look like the junkie.

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