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At the age of 83 Jane Fonda is the star with the longest years to grace the turnaround of the fashion magazine’s history Harper’s Bazaar
But with everything and the sex appeal that still persists And while wearing that Ralph Lauren design, the actress reveals she’s not interested in or want to have an intimate relationship with a guy … unless it’s with a young person.
“Do I have fantasies? Sure, I’ll say my fantasy: that I meet a teacher or researcher, someone in that line, who is able to love, appreciate a woman, who can challenge me and see if I am able.
“I think I could do it now, but the problem is, like men, I would like someone youngerIsn’t it awful? It’s a matter of the skin I would like someone younger because I am too vainsaid the actress in an interview.
The Oscar winner He confided that as he got older, he realized he can’t be intimate with people.
“It’s not them, it’s I. If a man came up to me and said, ‘Let’s go FondaSurrender ‘, I would have run away frightened. “
“They attracted me Men that they never made that proposal to me because they weren’t necessarily able to surrender. I didn’t know it then, but I do now. I think there is nothing that can be done about it now, that’s the truth, as Lily Tomlin would say, ‘that’s the truth.
Fonda has had three lengths marriagesBetween 1965 and 1973 she was married to the French film director Roger Vadim. She then married activist Tom Hayden in 1973, from whom she divorced in 1990.
In 1991, he joined CNN founder Ted Turner until 2001. And from 2009 to 2017, he was in a relationship with music producer Richard Perry.
“One of the reasons I accept a relationship is because I believe this man can lead me on a new path. i turn myself over to that.
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“First of all, I want to please him and that’s the problem. When I married Ted, and marrying him is like doing 15 people, I had to learn to marry, and I did; to fish I did. it; he liked to dress sexy, so did I. And so, “he shared.
In the interview, from the April issue of the publication, the actress also spoke about her activism, which she has been practicing since the 1970s.