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" Dear Jen, We&amp;#039;ve been hearing rumors that you and John broke up. There&amp;#039;s only one word to describe our feelings about your split: finally! Hey, we get it: He&amp;#039;s gorgeous and plays guitar \u2014 a damn sexy combo. But c&amp;#039;mon, he&amp;#039;s a bad boy and that&amp;#039;s not what you need (or deserve!) in your life right now. Sure, it must suck to have Brad and Angelina (and their soccer team of kids) shoved in your face every time you pass a newsstand. But that doesn&amp;#039;t mean you should date someone who is less than perfect for you. Here&amp;#039;s proof that you and John were destined to fail from the start:  You seem like a pretty private person. Him? Not so much. The guy Twitters or blogs about everything from tabloid rumors to what he had for lunch.  The first time you called it quits, he told the paparazzi that he dumped you. And then you got back together with him. Why?! A guy who blabs that he left you is not ready for a serious relationship. At the Oscars he seemed much more into posing for the camera than supporting you during your first run-in with Angelina.  We suggest getting over him as quickly as possible and setting your sights on someone who will make a fab chick like you truly happy. Not sure what guy to go for? Lucky for you, we&amp;#039;ve come up with a few suggestions.       John Stamos: His handsome dark looks would contrast beautifully with your golden glam. Plus, you&amp;#039;ve got some stuff in common. You&amp;#039;re both Greek and have been through public divorces.        Ryan Gosling: He dated Sandra Bullock for a bit, so he clearly likes slightly older women. But Ryan will be better at keeping his mouth shut. He avoids the press like the plague.        Jon Favreau: This young guy shares the same name as the famous actor and director. But don&amp;#039;t confuse the two. We&amp;#039;re talking about the one who penned Obama&amp;#039;s most touching speeches and has been appointed the Director of Speechwriting at the White House. He&amp;#039;s smart, totally cute, and has a way with words. That checks all our boxes.   Or how about a nonfamous guy? Doesn&amp;#039;t Courteney Cox have a nice accountant friend she can set you up with? Dating someone who isn&amp;#039;t in the public eye would relieve so much pressure for you.  Jen, what we&amp;#039;re saying is simple: Avoid jerks and bad boys and really look for a nice, relationship-ready guy. They&amp;#039;re out there and you deserve one.  Love,  Cosmo "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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