I'd hate it.
I couldn't stand the lack of privacy, the constant harrassment and not being able to let my guts hang out without it ending up in some trashy mag.
I like my quiet life.
I agree. they can keep their celebrity status! I'd hate it.
I'd hate it.
I couldn't stand the lack of privacy, the constant harrassment and not being able to let my guts hang out without it ending up in some trashy mag.
I like my quiet life.
great sig! did confuscious say that?
Having come from the entertainment business (and DH is still in it) NO! I would not want to be a celebrity. You are only commenting on the positive side. You don't see the leaches and yes men and jealous phonies that surround them. You don't see the pressure to stay on top. You don't see alot of the insecurity and unhappiness that hounds alot of them. Money and fame absolutely does not bring happiness. Peace and contentment come from a strong spiritual base, strong REAL relationships with friends and family. Ask yourself if you died tomorrow, how would people remember you? Would they miss you and how good a soul/friend/SO you were? I'd rather work hard for my$$ and friends/family then have someone just throw things at me for free just because of who I was not because of the person I really am. Its essentially just being used when companies give free stuff to celebs. It can be a very empty, sad, unfullfilling existence or you would not see so much substance abuse among celebs because they are constantly trying to fill a huge hole in their heart that money or fame cannot fill. Not every celeb is screwed up but having your feet on the ground seems to be the exception these days and not the rule. Find your happiness where it really means something and stop looking at what others have because it really is nothing when you get down to it - you can't take it with you as they say...
^^^My college friend and roommate thrived off of daddy's money.
She had difficulty finishing college.
Her jr. year she had to leave to spend a few months in the hospital due to depression.
She later finished her degree, but to this day, at age 38, has never been able to hold a job. I think the longest she lasted was one whole week.
Meanwhile, she has loads of designer clothes, bags, trips, jewelry, toys, etc.
Isn't that the saddest thing? Nothing to be jealous of in her case.[/quote]
of course not, but there are also other rich people who aren't depressed at all. Don't get me wrong, I love what I have and what I do because I worked hard for it and there are many people who are in worse positions than mine. what I say is that it would be great if only I didn't have to choose between a holiday or a new bag!