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⌈ Secret Post #2230 ⌋

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Comments

[lunabee34]

I know absolutely nothing about the Kardashians, so I can't comment on that, but I have often thought about how difficult it would be to rear children in the public eye. I had a great deal of sympathy for Britney Spears and the way she behaved after her first child was born because I had post-partum depression pretty severely for a year after my daughter was born (which was my interpretation of what was fueling Britney's behavior). And I often thought how grateful I was that no cameras ever caught me crying or behaving irrationally or looking like shit because losing it in private was sucky enough. :(

So, all of that to say that I can't imagine how difficult it would be to parent a kid when my every single move was documented and dissected in the media. Granted, the vast majority of celebrities have chosen that life and generally embrace the public spotlight, so *shrugs* IDK

[(Anonymous)]

^THIS

I reaaally dislike papperazzi first of all( seriously people taking a picture behind someone's back without their consent while they're taking their morning walk and then writing up an article about how trashy they are-does that sound like pleasant people to you...like at all? )

Also I often find myself feeling pity for celebrities who may be rich but have insane expectations put on them and get a lot of ugly comments when they don't live up to it. Also they get a lot of horrible hateful comments on the internet . I don't care how rich a girl is-reading about people wishing for you to die in a tour bus crash when you're 16 years old has got to sting. Especially taking into account the developmental stage teenagers are in)

It's a bit worrying when people justify treating someone horribly with "oh well she has a lot of money so she won't be hurt/deserves it".

[lunabee34]

*nods*

I also don't like paparazzi.

I'm deeply ambivalent about the culture of intense scrutiny that we've created. On the one hand, I think that transparency and accessibility of information and difficulty in hiding certain kinds of information is a good thing. On the other, I think shoving cameras in the faces of people in the aftermath of tragedies and peeking into celebrities' backyards is pretty gross. IDK

[(Anonymous)]

Ugh, I don't pay much attention to celeb gossip but that brittany spears stuff was everywhere and I felt pretty bad for her. Especially because she started getting a little chubby (a cute chubby) and people acted like she was a WHALE when she was really like a size 10 or 12 (if she ever even got to a size 14, I'll eat my hat)

[lunabee34]

*nods*

I felt really bad for her, too.