Cameron Diaz thinks being married for decades is bullsh-t

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Here are some photos of Cameron Diaz and Tom Cruise at the London premiere of Knight and Day. They’ve been in Europe all week trying to squeeze every last drop of box office from European audiences. While I thought yesterday that Camy seemed like she was phoning it in, style-wise and slouching-wise (to make wee Cruise look bigger), now I kind of think she was saving her big guns for the British papers. Look at this killer sweater dress! If you’re going to wear a sweater dress, this is the one to choose, and you should only do it if you look like Camy. I’m in love with this dress on her, she looks amazing. Yes, it’s short, and veering to vadge-flasher, but if you’re going to do a look that is all about the legs, do it this way – with everything else covered, and have the fit loose but still body-conscious. An all-round winner, in my opinion. The pale silver-grey-blue pops too. Love. It.

While in the UK, Camy spoke to Stylist Magazine about her thoughts on relationships and love. Predictably, Camy is still in a “I’ll do whatever the f-ck I want” mood – in several of her last major interviews, Camy seemed over the idea of “true love” and romance and all of that, instead explaining how she “travels for c-ck” and loves animal, caveman sex.

Cameron Diaz, who is always traveling for c*ck, tells UK’s Stylist magazine she is not looking for long-term love.

“I think the big misconception in our society is that we’re supposed to meet the one when we’re 18 and we’re supposed to get married to them and love them for the rest of our lives. Bulls**t,” she said.

Cameron has dated Justin Timberlake and Matt Dillon and was recently linked to Alex Rodriguez.

“Who would want to be with the same person for 80 years?” she said in the interview with Stylist. “Why not break it up a little bit? I think people get freaked out about getting married and spending 20 or 30 years sleeping with the same person but if that’s the case, don’t do it. Have someone for five years and another person for another five years. Life is long and lucky and yes, love might last forever, but you don’t always live with the person you love forever.”

[From Huffington Post]

Well… okay. That’s her theory. Personally, I roll my eyes at the 18-year-olds who think they’ve found their one true love FOREVER and ever, but I don’t extend that belief to “no couple can survive decades, ever.” But is that really what Camy is saying? I think she’s just trying to explain herself, how she views her relationships, like she’s always on her five-year plan. It’s not the worst plan, honestly. But a little romance wouldn’t hurt!

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Camy & Tom in London on July 22, 2010. Credit: WENN.

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