Do you think that Hollywood stars ever worry about growing old, lonely?

Question

No seriously, there seems to be this throwaway attitiude to relationships. Surely someone must be cracking up somewhere.

Note to Trey. I know they are hon. They just seem so caught up in their own image I wonder if they ever consider the consequences...but thanks for answering

Answer 1

I think generally speaking, the younger people are the less they think about old age and possible loneliness. Even when they disregard relationships, youth somehow does not put such depressing thoughts on the radar screen of life. One thing we all know, we will get older, and there's the potential for a shallow, sad life if we haven't cultivated good relationships.

Answer 2

I think most of the "stars" worry excessively about growing old and being lonely. That would partially explain the frantic, frenetic life styles, the on-the-go, paparazzi courting spectacles of their lives. There aremany attractive people in Hollywood who know that their looks are all they have to offer. It must be very frightening--in a sober moment.

Answer 3

I really do not think they think about it , but Hollywood is all about being young. These women pay a fortune to get botox, collagen, restlyn, face lifts, boob jobs to keep themselves youthful and in the lime-light and I think their relationships suffer from the pressure of being young and staying young and women I think feel discarded after a certain age because Hollywood only seems to cater to the young and they do have a throw a way attitude and it's very sad. I would like to see women in film look like women and age like real women. .

Answer 4

I think they always do it; and they can't avoid doing it; they are never alone because they are famous, but they may be quite lonely in their soul; and it's funny to see them in one of their flickering movies and then ... in reality in front of you - or just read or hear that they have died. Alas! Life is so short, so short!. But they grow old and die because they can't renew themselves from inside. And no surgeon can help them really - those who have resorted to surgery look like monsters, worse than figures from waxworks. There is a transcendental meaning behind all this that it is not possible to grasp. Not yet. Maybe never.

Answer 5

Being human, I think they do. However, they cover that loneliness in very destructive ways like drugs, alcohol, extreme dieting and promiscuous sex all in the name of an image they have to keep up. Perhaps they are even more vulnerable in that respect.

Answer 6

Note to asker: Hollywood "stars" are normal human beings. They have human emotions too.

Answer 7

i dont beleive they will be completly lonely cause when they get to that stage one night stands come into play and even so everyone is going to want them on their show or come back into the world so they will be entirely too busy to notice since majority work late nights

Answer 8

Youb are right, all celebs seem to be involved in repaltionships strictly for the lust, and there doesn't seem to be any real love, or commitment in these relationships.

Answer 9

I think growing old is their ultimate fear. As well as a decline in sex appeal it limits the amount of parts they can do. It's a double whammie to them.

Answer 10

Sure they do....beneath the veneer they're human too