Don't we all, Dita, don't we all...

Dita Von Teese recently gave an interview calling Johnny Depp the "most fascinating man on the face of the planet." She never understood other women's attraction to him until they came face to face in real life and then it was all over for her.

I never had posters of famous men on my wall - I had pictures of ballerinas and women I wanted to be like. All my friends were in love with Johnny Depp, and I never got it until I met him, and realised he was the most fascinating man on the face of the planet. Sure, he's dashing, but he, and George Clooney, too, both have that old-fashioned glamour of a man like Rudolph Valentino.

She added that a lot of guys can't handle being with her because of her career.

I've lost a few men along the way who were afraid or intimidated by what I did. They couldn't cope with other people watching me. There have been a few who couldn't make it past the first performance. I can't see them in the audience when I have the spotlight shining in my eyes, but afterwards I always recognise whether they have the confidence to be with a woman like me.

Dita also thinks she may have left a long lasting impression on her first boyfriend.

My first love was when I was 15. He was slightly embarrassed to be seen with me sometimes, because I really liked dressing up, and it was hard for a 16-year-old lifeguard walking hand-in-hand with a girl with a blonde beehive and red lips. But we were very much in love. I wore stockings and garter belts, and he must have thought that this was just what girls wore, what girls did. I wonder sometimes how that's shaped him.

http://www.imnotobsessed.com/2008/10/06/dita-von-teese-thinks-johnny-dep...