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Park Slope: Celebrity Relationship Killer?

jaketay0111.jpg Did Park Slope break up Jake Gyllenhaal and Taylor Swift? The two dated briefly, but now People reports that they've already called it quits. We blame their decision to take the relationship to the Park Slope level a bit too soon. The neighborhood has traditionally been filled with celebrity couples that are really there, you know? A Jennifer Connelly and a Paul Bettany, a Maggie Gyllenhaal and a Peter Sarsgaard... these are couples who are ready for Park Slope. The strollers, the brownstones, the Co-op... there's a lot of pressure there, this is grown up stuff!

In reality, Taylor Swift and Jake Gyllenhaal should have still been in the Manhattan phase—a dinner date tipped to the paparazzi, a walk around the West Village in cable knit sweaters holding soy lattes from Starbucks and laughing to each other in that special way only the rich and famous get to do... this was more their speed.

At least this otherwise ill-fated Park Slope route may have put the tween-friendly Swift on the fast track to her fated musical end-point: adult contemporary.

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  • ha, yes, it has nothing to do with the age difference at all!

  • pixiedust8

    Park Slope is boring as hell. I find it tedious and pretentious, and I'm the target demographic. Plus, there's a lot of bad fashion and bad haircuts out there.

  • Hilarious!

  • New Jersey

  • omg sunsetsloper. you are SO correct about the complainers! and the need for some peace and quiet!!!

    i mean, i HATE it when people complain all the time... about Park Slope!

    what (oh what!) are the giantly awesome, totally authentic neighborhoods in nyc that are permissible locations to live, oh my sage genius real new yorker (tm)?

    please, oh little gothamist puppy of geographical enlightenment, do reveal to us where real new yorkers (tm) live!! tell us!!

  • JimboGold853OKG

    It's true. When I was single and lived in couple-oriented Park Slope, I couldn't make it work w/any Manhattan-oriented woman. I met my wife living in Manhattan, we have a kid, and now we're ready for Brooklyn!

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