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⌈ Secret Post #2392 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I've never watched Glee, so don't really know who this guy is, but I read about his death. I think that Hollywood is very imbued with drug use, let's face it, how many celebrities have died young from drug use? (Or the old chestnut, OD on prescription painkillers "accidentally" cos of course they had recently had pain/illness) I was talking to a guy who works in Hollywood, for celebs, he's not one himself, and he was saying that dying young from a drug related cause is pretty much how they go.

They also have all those doctors who'll supply them with prescription meds, like those that killed Michael Jackson. Earning big money just means more access to drugs.

I think the ones who don't die young are successful drug users, and there are a lot of those in the world, some people can handle it. If you watch Behind The Candleabra I think that deals with the drug culture side of it really well.

[(Anonymous)]

There's heaps of drug use and addiction across all walks of life - people just notice the celebs doing it because they're celebs and the media are all over them. In general, people just don't see the everyday addiction going on around them, unless it's right in their face. I guarantee that someone connected with you in some way will have died in addiction-related circumstances; it'll have just flown under the radar better than the celeb deaths.