So many people are delighting in the celebrity scandals of people such as Charlie Sheen and rationalise it by the basic fact that his net worth is in the millions. Merely because someone is affluent doesnt imply that people have to gain happiness from their personal weaknesses or distress.
There are people on Myspace where their whole entire wall is populated with insults of Paris Hilton, Rachel Bilson etc.. Now, if their Myspace account was designed to just talk about things that befall to celebrities that would make more sense, but to talk about the matter, not put up insult after insult. But why is it that not a single thing else is applicable to that person (at least in the public domain)? Large numbers of people use Myspace to speak about what they are passionate about. What are those people really passionate about I enquire?
Every person makes errors and fail. It is unavoidable for all of us. I will acknowledge, I do not enjoy failure and I can not declare that I am grateful for nor will excessively praise failure like many people do. I do learn though, so in this sense failure is essential and relevant.celebrity scandalsculturefamouscelebritieshollywood
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