[ SECRET POST #3465 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3465 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Spinal Tap (scene is from the movie 'This Is Spinal Tap’)]


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[Taylor Swift and Tom Hiddleston]


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(Gravity Falls, Pinecest)


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[Spyro The Dragon (1st gen), Zinda Blake aka Lady Blackhawk, Ev Crawford aka Starling]


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[Parks and Rec]


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[Shadowhunters]


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[Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress]


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[Teen Wolf]











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Comments

[soldatsasha]

I suspect it's much easier to date a fellow celeb who's used to the fame and all the hassle it brings. Just like people with any sort of 'lifestyle' job like that (whether it's acting, fishing, military, circus and carnival folk, being a long haul trucker, etc.) tend to gravitate together. It's just easier when the person already understands what to expect and what will be expected of them.

I doubt many celebs care whether their SO is more famous than they are, why would they? That would be like a couple feeling competition for who makes the most money. If it's such a big deal that you make more than your SO you've got serious SERIOUS problems and shouldn't be dating anyone.

[(Anonymous)]

Conflict over one partner being more successful IS common in relationships, though, if you believe divorce statistics. Yes, it's a sign of serious dysfunction, but it doesn't mean it's rare. So I don't see why celebrities would be an exception.