I Will Not Get Upset Over Men,

I'd Always Hoped To Write The Story As A Novel, But There Was A Long Period When The [bridget Jones's Baby: The Diaries] Movie Was Stalled And In Confusion. I Felt Frustrated Creatively, And Just Couldn't Work On The Baby Material Till The Movie Was Sorted Out.

I Think That When You're Writing Fiction What You're Doing Is Reflecting Life As You See It, And Putting Down How You Think And How Other People Think, And The Sort Of Confusions That You Don't Normally Like To Admit To.

Sink Into Morbid, Cynical Reflection On How Much Romantic Heartbreak Is To Do With Ego And Miffed Pride Rather Than Actual Loss

As Women Glide From Their Twenties To Thirties, Shazzer Argues, The Balance Of Power Subtly Shifts. Even The Most Outrageous Minxes Lose Their Nerve, Wrestling With The First Twinges Of Existential Angst: Fears Of Dying Alone And Being Found Three Weeks Later Half-eaten By An Alsatian.

Oh God, What's Wrong With Me? Why Does Nothing Ever Work Out?