New York Times reporter Lindsay Crouse wrote about the different feelings she felt when she discovered that her ex, Michael Polansky, was in a relationship with Lady Gaga. The new companion of the star and the journalist stayed seven years together and she learned her new relationship by receiving several messages from friends asking her if everything was fine ... "It was an emergency situation: my ex had a new girlfriend. Lady Gaga ", she explains, and to list all the press articles evoking the new couple.
"There is no way to escape it. Social networks are an accelerated extension of the way human beings have always lived. We live in a culture of constant updating. Do you want to unsubscribe? Well, you can't, ”she adds.
An inspiration
Far from moping and disparaging her ex's new partner, Lindsay Crouse is inspired by them. Seeking to know more about the ex's new relationship is, as she explains, common. But instead of feeling diminished by this extraordinary story, the journalist salutes the attitude of Lady Gaga. “At first, it was destabilizing. Lady Gaga is incredible. Comparing myself to her is incredibly motivating and I recommend that you give it a try, it doesn't matter if you are related to the person with whom she is dating, ”she explains.
“The fact is that Lady Gaga lives the ambitious life that any woman should embrace. I remember a quote from her that I read, probably on Instagram, saying, "Never let a single soul in the world tell you that you cannot be exactly the person you want to be." If Lady Gaga can do what she wants, why can't I? (…) Lady Gaga continues to pose challenges, to try new things, to prosper, ”she asserts.
Lady Gaga, who advocates mutual aid between women, has not yet reacted to Lindsay Crouse's text, but there is no doubt that she must appreciate her gesture.
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