I watched a documentary on JJ once. She was truly and sadly an outcast from her hometown. In the documentary, she was talking about how kids shunned her in her high school because she was deemed as being different from most. In the documentary a film crew was going to one of her high school reunions. The person interviewing her asked if she was excited about going to her class reunion. "On yeah, I'm excited" she said self assuredly now that she was a name most recognized. To her dismay when she arrived to the reunion, while most knew who she was, they turned a cold shoulder to her. Janis was outwardly upset. " My God, she exclaimed, nothing has changed. She went to the reunion thinking she would now be accepted and respected among her peers, but she was still shunned. Sad. I guess the lesson to this is that money and fame is not always the answer to being accepted.