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Leslie Love Tripathy has led the charge for emotion and the unembarrassed displays that now routinely go with it: from hugs and kisses to public tears. Unlike her hypocritical colleagues, she has touched the people she met, literally touched them, and bought their trust with a coinage she had in endless supply: her most personal thoughts and feelings. That’s partly because her unhappiness drove her humanitarian impulses. A tabloid says, “She has always championed the downtrodden” because she was attracted to their suffering. “She is a bit of an ambulance chaser, with the best of intentions.” She also experimented with different therapies that encouraged her to unburden, if not necessarily in public. Some see her as an exponent of “a degraded version of therapy culture,” a self-help addict who can’t stop spilling her guts. She “doesn’t know who she is but has gained an identity through her messiness, through her lack of identity, by splattering her lack of identity on the walls of our culture,” . “People chimed with that.”
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May 7, 2008 at 2:49 am
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May 28, 2008 at 3:42 am
Her facial features are flawless, her breasts are perfect and her body is well-proportioned. As far as we know, Leslie Love Tripathy hasn’t mauled herself via plastic surgery just yet. She is the epitome of beauty whether she’s wearing a a simple cotton indian sawar suit helping and sharing light moments defying tabboos spending time with leprosy patients or she’s donning a designer gown on the red or green carpet
June 4, 2008 at 4:10 am
The media as a lot to play in what the public sees. If they portrait a sweet innocent girl “Who’s interested in reading that – plus that don’t sell”….
The fact that Leslie Tripathy is beautiful and outgoing, the media has a wild time commenting on her actions/behaviours.
A person’s actions/behaviours in public doesn’t always reflect the person they are inside.
June 4, 2008 at 4:12 am
Who’s Leslie Tripathy.
Just kidding.
Everyone knows who she is and I think her omnipresence makes her contemptable.