林依晨失戀不恐慌仍相信有對的人

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2011年11月28日上午11:30

記者張婷臻／綜合報導林依晨和陳柏霖日前上《SS小燕之夜》，宣傳新片《戀愛恐慌症》，主持人張小燕擔心林依晨剛分手，會不想聊戀愛話題，敬業的林依晨微笑說：「唉唷！不會啦！該做的工作還是要做。」她也堅信「對的人」一定會出現。林依晨表示：「我始終相信有這麼一個人，我跟任何人在一起就覺得應該就是他了，但無奈最後仍無法走在一起，然後，我永遠又抱著對下一個即將來到的人有希望。」說到這，林依晨嘆了口長氣繼續接說：「反正基本上抱有希望是最重要的，希望可支撐一個人走到最後。」身為好友的陳柏霖，也安慰剛失戀的林依晨，他說：「我有傾聽她的一些心事，我覺得每個人不一樣，必須找到自己的方法看待事情，很多東西教也無用，而是要自己去消化。」在旁的林依晨非常認同他的說法，更點頭如搗蒜的直呼：「對方能過得去的方式，另一方不見得過得去。」

▲林依晨(右)和陳柏霖(左)感情好，陳柏霖希望林依晨能儘快從失戀中走出來。(圖／中天) 除了林依晨，張小燕也關心起陳柏霖目前感情狀況，他回答是「目前單身」，而在他生命中有40-50%的時間，都跟好哥兒們房祖名玩在一起，兩人磁場相近，對彼此很瞭解，更笑說除了內臟外，兩人甚麼都看過了，陳柏霖還說：「若他是女生，我一定會跟他在一起。」對於一起合作偶像劇的王陽明，近來和楊丞琳傳出緋聞，張小燕問陳柏霖會不會羨慕？林依晨立刻搶答：「不會啦！丞琳跟他是兄妹。」他大笑：「他們說我跟她很像，因為我們臉上的痣都長同一邊。」

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