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"I've just realized that I can move; I don't have to live here. That's just dawning on me," she told the Register. "That realization has made it so much more fun for me this year." Another fun thought: motherhood. And as she says in January's InStyle, "I hope to be on the road to having a family in the next year." With Vince? Who knows. "Deep down, they hold the same values," says his friend. "They're right for each other. I hope they hang on."
The only thing she is committed to for now is to look forward, not back. "I watched my mother be very bitter and very angry throughout a divorce and never let it go ," she said recently. What interests her instead: "Accountability, taking responsibility, because it's so easy to blame."
And though she will probably not be sending her ex a baby gift any time soon, Aniston refuses to point a finger. "There is no real animosity," says a pal. "They are not enemies." As Aniston puts it – to heck with the cliché – "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger." Amen. "She's looking more beautiful than I've ever seen her look," says her Derailed costar Melissa George. "She is a very vibrant, luminous woman. She's handled it all the right way."
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