Posted Monday March 23, 2015 4:59 PM GMT
He’s kicking off his new gig on “The Late Late Show,” and James Corden has some words of wisdom for the ladies of the USA. The English comedian penned a letter in the April 2015 issue of Glamour magazine to engage his female audience-
Realize that “meaningless one-night stands” aren’t meaningless.
“I believe, deep down, that all the ones I’ve had have affected me. Some of them were good, most of them were bad, but they still had meaning. (Everything is always about sex. But sex is always about something else.)”
Get your heart broken; you’ll be better for it.
“Trust me on this. My heart wasn’t ready to truly love someone until it had been broken. If you’re in a place of heartache, remember that when you lay your head down tonight, somewhere else a person you may have
never met is doing the same. And that person is going to love you more than the last one ever did. So look after your broken heart tonight; tomorrow could be the day it starts to mend.”
Forget about age.
“I remember turning 25 and saying, ‘I’m so old!’ Now I look back at 25 as the golden days of my youth. And honestly, I think that when I’m 45, I’ll look at 36—my age now—in the same way. It’s not how old you are; it’s how you are old.”
Cut yourself some slack.
“You’re going to screw up sometimes, and there’s nothing you can do about it. But what’s important is not the when or the why; it’s how you deal with things after. My advice? Meet it head-on and say, ‘I f--ked up, and I’m sorry.’ Make sure you mean it and learn from it, and it’ll go a long way.”
Never stop believing in yourself.
“Everyone’s a fraud, so take a deep breath and go for that dream job. There is no reason it shouldn’t be yours.”
Netflix the following:
“Ferris Bueller’s Day Off; Planes, Trains and Automobiles; Grease; As Good as It Gets; and Dirty Dancing. They’re great movies that you won’t regret watching. ”
Take action, however big or small.
“There are awful things happening in the world, but just because they’re not happening on your street doesn’t mean they’re not happening. Try not to forget that. Do what you can. Your voice is loud and strong if you speak up.”
Realize that “meaningless one-night stands” aren’t meaningless.
“I believe, deep down, that all the ones I’ve had have affected me. Some of them were good, most of them were bad, but they still had meaning. (Everything is always about sex. But sex is always about something else.)”
Get your heart broken; you’ll be better for it.
“Trust me on this. My heart wasn’t ready to truly love someone until it had been broken. If you’re in a place of heartache, remember that when you lay your head down tonight, somewhere else a person you may have
never met is doing the same. And that person is going to love you more than the last one ever did. So look after your broken heart tonight; tomorrow could be the day it starts to mend.”
Forget about age.
“I remember turning 25 and saying, ‘I’m so old!’ Now I look back at 25 as the golden days of my youth. And honestly, I think that when I’m 45, I’ll look at 36—my age now—in the same way. It’s not how old you are; it’s how you are old.”
Cut yourself some slack.
“You’re going to screw up sometimes, and there’s nothing you can do about it. But what’s important is not the when or the why; it’s how you deal with things after. My advice? Meet it head-on and say, ‘I f--ked up, and I’m sorry.’ Make sure you mean it and learn from it, and it’ll go a long way.”
Never stop believing in yourself.
“Everyone’s a fraud, so take a deep breath and go for that dream job. There is no reason it shouldn’t be yours.”
Netflix the following:
“Ferris Bueller’s Day Off; Planes, Trains and Automobiles; Grease; As Good as It Gets; and Dirty Dancing. They’re great movies that you won’t regret watching. ”
Take action, however big or small.
“There are awful things happening in the world, but just because they’re not happening on your street doesn’t mean they’re not happening. Try not to forget that. Do what you can. Your voice is loud and strong if you speak up.”
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Photo Credit: Jason Bell/Glamour
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