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Jennifer Garner Opens Up About The Pressure To Be 'Nice' All The Time: 'I'm Not Perfect'

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The actor admits she struggles in public on days where she has 'blackness in my soul.'

Warren Buffet once said:

It takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it. If you think about that, you'll do things differently.”

Jennifer Garner’s reputation is incredibly positive, and the one word that everyone thinks of when they think of the Alias actress is “nice”.


But in a recent interview with Allure, Jennifer Garner admitted that her reputation isn’t always easy to maintain.

“The problem with, ‘Oh, she’s so nice’ is that when I have any kind of boundary, people think of it as much more than it actually is.”

She went on to reveal a darker side.

“The problem is being recognized on a day where I’m not so nice or when I have blackness in my soul.”
“I’ve definitely had days where I just can’t do it. I scowl at people before they can walk up to me.”
“I’m not perfect, and I don’t think I’m rude, but I’m not good at being fake. I’m an open book of a person.”

People everywhere are appreciating her openness.










Honesty is often even better than niceness.

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