
“Being an actor is a continuing state of placing your self on the market, hoping to be cherished and listening to ‘no’ a thousand occasions — ‘No, you’re not proper.’ ‘No, another person is a greater match,’” Jenny Gorelick writes on this week’s Modern Love essay.
“It’s like relationship however paid (hopefully) and with out intercourse (although generally there’s intercourse),” she writes. “And that was earlier than the strike made the complete trade a ‘no.’”