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Effects of Being Famous
The dream of every person who likes to sing or act is to be famous.To have a profesional career.To be in Holliwood,to sing or act ot the big scene,have films and so on.But no one realizes what he/she will loose if he is famous.Being watched all the time,being followed by papparazzi,being captured while you have breacfast or dinner.Is it worth it?The effects on ones intimate life because of his carreer as a famous singer or actor can be disastrous. The intimate life of one person is the most important for him/her.After becoming famous you loose your personal life.This is one of the biggest effects of career in the singing or acting branch.Many famous people prove this.For example the Jonas brothers.They had an interview for their fans and there they shared that their fans know more for them than they know about themselves.The fans know each and every steps of yours.They know where you eat,where you go ou,who you kissed,with who you talk.Most of the stars tell that this is not a real life."However, being recognized by everyone in the street can be annoying. Famous people have no privacy, paparazzi try to photograph them all the time, people stop them in the street, asking for an autograph" (anon-471041 2). The second bad thing about being famous is that you start to change.Famous people lose their friends,stop answering the phone,start to peacock.For example there is a man who assumed money and fame to change him."He used to be an ordinary guy until he became famous,after that he started ignoring their phone calls,he started to avoid his old friends whenever he met them.His personality has changed a lot after he became famous and after he made lots of money"(Radwan, MSc 1). One of the biggest problems of the stars is that they have to look perfect all the time.They have to wake up in the morning and be with perfect make up and hair.(this of course is mission impossible).So this can be the third huge problem of beeing famous.The stars are the

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