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Celebrity Gossip
In middle school, it was not uncommon to see girls, crowded in a small space chatting noisily and gossiping. As the internet and people developed, it had gotten worse, instead of better. Nowadays, there are thousands of sites about celebrity gossip in the internet. Also, you can find in grocery stores, convenience stores, and etc. stacks of tabloids and magazines with covers that have ridiculous and false statements which all focus on a particular celebrity. Some may argue that this is not a big deal. In my opinion, however, it is becoming a problem.

People are still people, no matter how famous or rich they are. No one should be treated like a doll that entertains people for a short amount of time and then is thrown into garbage. In addition, no one should be spied by groups of people with cameras that threaten them to look perfect and beautiful. It is a great invasion to privacy for those being watched. Furthermore, attention leads to problems. Celebrities intentionally do unfavorable things for fame. Some people become depressed and commits suicide to be at peace.

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