I believe celebs are so insecure, ok they may love themselves, but they actually physically and mentally need the attention, excitement, and actively seek paps. for publicity, bad or otherwise. Look at Brittany Spiers, one way or another we will keep reading about her downfall and losing her kids through her chaotic life, so we are as guilty as them.
Romances are doomed if they get it on with another celeb., I mean Prince Charles was actually jealous of the attention Diana got, because his ego was hurt. Any normal man would have been so proud and recognised that she was immature and really believed in the fairy tale romance whilst he was older and having a mistress is not unusual for the aristos, but they usually keep it hidden - why do you think they have connection bedrooms doors!! If you are a beautiful woman, and famous, maybe even talented, it must be tempting and flattering to be saught out by more famous and handsome men, so a lot of their relationships are founded on who they are, what they perceive of themselves, when it all goes wrong the fairy tale ends because they probably don't know each other - like being broke, or tied to a boring dead end job. I find it hard to understand how star spangled couples last together. Look at Rod Stewart and the beautiful women in his life, but his present wife is grounded not like Rachel Hunter who loves herself. And of course this sells papers which we read because it gives us a taste of what being rich and famous is like, so when they have problems, we revel in it. I don't think Heather Mills has any grasp on reality yet I also believe her husband must have known about her past, because it was well documented long before he married her. Life may look glam. for them, but I wouldn't want it - I love privacy, but the money would be looovely! Once you get addicted to being a celeb, its a wonder any of them stay together. xx I love reading the gossip columns as I have a quiet life and they confirm that you can't buy happiness. It all boils down to money which ever way you look at it.
2007-11-09 14:52:02
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answered by Anonymous
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No not at all. If you think about it there under a micro scope if they go out. they can't live normal lives like we do. and it would take a strong person to hold it together and not freak out. So often they chose others in the same business who understand what its like. Also some choose as its the easiest way they can meet on set or making movies.
Its not like they can go out so easily to a place and pick up someone with out be hounded by fans or camera people or tabloids.. So makes sense many stay indoors and hidden yet when they do come out there always snapped up.
Mind you some stars want to get away from dating others in the business as some people are very competitive and care only about there own advantage so it would be each ones choice which they prefer i guess.
but no im not shocked or find it hard to understand when celebs have trouble with romance .They go through so much more than the average joe blow
2007-11-09 14:57:34
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answered by For ever in my Heart 7
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Not being a celeb, being married to one or having known one, it's difficult to answer, but I'll give it a shot.
When celebs date other celebs, jealousy, infidelity are great causes. Gals, can you think about going home to your hubby after being paid to kiss Brad Pitt, George Clooney or another hunk? Dudes, same question for any hot actress or singer?
With the jealousy issue out of the way, celeb marriages are strained when one gets much more work than the other. Reese Witherspoon and Meg Ryan are good examples. When their husbands were out of work, they had to be the "female" of the relationship. It's quite emasculating being home all the time and having to rely on your wife for money.
If that pressure isn't enough, a celeb's private life is laid out to the public when they go out for a jog, vacation or anywhere else.
If a celeb and a "commoner" were to get married, and even celebs marry, the "wow" factor wears off quite quickly. What we see in the media, televisions, movies, music and commericals is quite different than what those people are quite different. A really sweet person in the movies can turn out to be a real child or mean or petty.
Celebs have it rough, but they choose their way of life. A few have been able to make it for 10+ years, but only if they're squeaky clean and very on the level.
2007-11-09 14:46:27
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answered by Shinran 2
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Thnak you Stacie. You have put a lot of hard work in for many people here. But do you realise that THIS VERY QUESTION can be reported as well? Because you asked a question then answered it. Any troll can report this question as "chatting" or "Not a question of answer". Your question asked if anyone have trouble understanding the guideline. THAT, in itself can be considered a question which is NOT a "knowledge seeking" question. IF any troll report this, it will be automatically accepted and no appeal will do you any good. While I will admit that there are questions here which deserve to be reported (racist, hateful, sexually graphic, vulgar or plain rude for example), some people are taking the enjoyment out of coming to Y!A by being pedantic and reporting questions which in themselves are pretty harmless and fun. Y!A should give a little slack. The problem at the moment is NOT about people don't understand the guidelines. The problem is about certain users stalking others and reporting them over just about everything and, because they use multiple accounts - Y!A takes that as "trustworthy" - all purely outof hate and being spiteful. I should know. I was a level 7 user with 55,000+ points. I have been a very trusted user with three TC Badges in a varitey of categories and was a feature user once. That showed I was a trustworthy and responsible user. And yet, I still got suspended by a stalker. It is not about me NOT knowing the guidelines. IT IS ABOUT NASTY PEOPLE causing problems and Y!A is NOT taking any notice. Cheers
2016-04-03 04:54:11
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answered by Anonymous
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A lot of dynamics going on, money, drugs, cheating, status, jealousy, out-of-town, money, competition. All of the things the average relationship would not have to contend with. At least not all at the same time. I don't envy them. That is what keeps the tabloids going.
2007-11-09 14:25:11
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answered by muffin 6
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The circle of celebrities is very very small. Dating can be quite limited. As good looking most of them are, that doesn't say much about their values or integrity. Think about one of the hottest couples Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston. As great as everyone thought their relationship was, he fell in love and impregnated his costar while being married to someone else. The temptations can be too great. I would say that it's far easier for male celebrities to find "love" rather than female ones.
2007-11-09 14:56:18
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answered by Jasmine808 6
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Everybody has relationship problems at some point in their lives but not everyone has to have them in the full glare of the media spotlight. They crave publicity so should put up with it better when they get it. They can't have it both ways.
2007-11-09 18:37:41
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answered by monkeyface 7
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of cource I do. There is a huge borden of presure from the fans and the creepy stalkers I surprised they last a month. In my opinion all of the poperazzi should leave them alone.
2007-11-09 14:29:18
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answered by Anonymous
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there are absolutely loads of celebs who never get in the press....... clearly the way to be a star! these clowns who are in the papers everyday just get on my nerves!!
2007-11-09 14:26:03
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answered by sid 2
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well they are Human we all have problem of some kind life is not perfect for any one
2007-11-09 14:25:14
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answered by Anonymous
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