Does Steven Seagal have a family?
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Littledragon
Above The Law
bbryant said:
Oh I didn't know that, I better not comment on this one..
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Wildfire
Me too littledragon...this is getting abit tiresome..how do you think he would feel if he read this thread it would only make him remember ..
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Wildfire
Who knows?... I just hope that he is happy ..
We do not know what is happening with Steve's love life. We have no way of knowing what is happening. We have no contact with Steven nor any of his "people". And, frankly, I don't think his love life is any of our business.Disco Man said:
But, some people sure get curious, eh? Ahh, the price of being a celebrity.And please, ladies, a reminder. This is the General forum. This thread is turning into another We Love You, Steven thread. I know I even went off track a bit myself with my post teasing Pantera. I know it's easy to get off-topic, but these romantic posts in the forums other than in the "We Love You, Steven" sub-forum are different and is one of Craig's top rules of the site. Thanks. 
I guess the main question for a few (or not that few...?) here is whether his heart is free and his bed empty or not... rather than whether he is the faithful kind or not. Am I wrong...?
Personally, I don't "dream" because I am evidently not the type he would "fall" for, and happily married and not interested in bigamy (not for ethical reasons, mind you, but because I don't like very complex situations <G>)... but I find him extremely irresistible anyway, and I find all the comments about how attractive he is very sweet. I strongly doubt that he would take umbrage or offence at Heather, Lotussan and other's not-precisely-always-platonic <BG> love declarations... WHY would he? Being regarded as a sex-symbol and nothing else must be quite frustrating, but it is not the case here: they/we are obviously not attracted to him only by/for his looks, so.... Dreaming is not a sin!
Regarding the "monogamy" question, I thought the following might be of interest:
According to some quite recent (U.S.) polls, 60% of the married men and 50% of the married women *admit* that they are not "faithful", and 75% of these persons do not feel guilty about it... Apparently, 13% of the "deceived" spouses have no clue at all, whereas 60% suspect "something"... and once the "unfaithfulness" has been "exposed", only 24% of the couples do split....
Personally, I don't "dream" because I am evidently not the type he would "fall" for, and happily married and not interested in bigamy (not for ethical reasons, mind you, but because I don't like very complex situations <G>)... but I find him extremely irresistible anyway, and I find all the comments about how attractive he is very sweet. I strongly doubt that he would take umbrage or offence at Heather, Lotussan and other's not-precisely-always-platonic <BG> love declarations... WHY would he? Being regarded as a sex-symbol and nothing else must be quite frustrating, but it is not the case here: they/we are obviously not attracted to him only by/for his looks, so.... Dreaming is not a sin!
Regarding the "monogamy" question, I thought the following might be of interest:
According to some quite recent (U.S.) polls, 60% of the married men and 50% of the married women *admit* that they are not "faithful", and 75% of these persons do not feel guilty about it... Apparently, 13% of the "deceived" spouses have no clue at all, whereas 60% suspect "something"... and once the "unfaithfulness" has been "exposed", only 24% of the couples do split....
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Wildfire
He sure is busy these days and if he can fit an love life in, inbetween making movies then all i have to say is baby you go Steven....