Debunking the Myth of Celebrities Perfect Lives

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Critical Thinking: Most people think Celebrities, Public Figures, and the Rich have Perfect Lives From what they Showcase on media. The fairy Tale of Humanity Aristotle, the philosopher, claimed that the ultimate goal of human existence is happiness and humans believe that wealth, power, and fame will lead them to happiness and humans resort to tough choices to enjoy the good life. Human nature thrives on fame, power, and wealth. These attributes define humanity and everyone on the planet is on their toes to fulfil them. The ideal life is what is portrayed by the famous and the rich. The ideal life is encompassed by love, happiness, contentment, and wealth. This life is attached to the chosen few who manifest this type of life. The goal of most young Americans is to link with Hollywood (Faulkner et al. 2017). It is hard to keep a secret in Hollywood. However extreme it is, it always finds its way to the public due to constant scrutiny by the media and the dire need for celebrity gossip. Social media heightens the success of these prolific people by showing their lavish mansions, perfect love life, the ideal mode of dressing, and the wealth at stake. Most people believe that life’s purpose is connected to meaningfulness, purpose, and satisfaction and the icons of the world have achieved it. The media has people they refer to as ideal in the eyes of the public and through these endorsements, adverts, and corporates embrace them to capture public appeal. Life of the Public Figures, Celebrities, Rich, and the Powerful that most people think is ideal In the public domain, celebrities are generous humble; they support the right positions and advocate for equality and justice. When they do this, they depict a perfect guy’s life luring people to support their ideologies and life perception. There is no room for errors and mistakes. Celebrity birthdays, weddings, vacations, and shows are golden. The grotesque portrayal is stunning and unbelievable. Nothing is left for compromise. Celebrities believe in public validation, clapping, and ululations. Most celebrities put their marriage, family, and issues in public. Love and marriages are heavenly. They maintain a huge charisma in social media to appease their huge fan base. Some cultures believe in a conservative mode of dressing, but celebrities approve and uphold the different types of dressing even if it means walking naked. The fan base eats what they see. The youth cherish deviation from societal rules and regulations and the different custodians of morality and emulate these celebrities. Fashion, show ff, and the perfect craft of their art drive the world. Most public figures are secular and thrive in worldly pleasures. Trying celebrity life for a normal person is extraordinarily difficult. The celebrity life cuts across all odds, leaving no table unturned. The fallacy of thinking that the Celebrities and the Rich are the Perfect; It is a Lie The Fake love Life. What makes us think what is portrayed in media is true? It’s not. Just like we have issues in a relationship, so do they. Public figures and the rich are not exempted from emotional entanglements and rocky marriages. The ideal connections are fallacies, lies, and shams. I am very sceptical about what celebrities do. These people get paid to fake their lives. Sometimes celebrities fake their love lives for attention, clout chasing, and establishing their brands. Every time we buy their sunglasses and accessories, they are attached to, copy their hairstyles and monitor their social media accounts more frequently but that doesn’t mean they can fool us with endless fallacies of horrifying kisses and stage-managed love depictions. Celebrities' fake and fan base will discuss their love life more than the movie series or songs they release. The agenda of faking is different, it is business and unfortunately, we end up buying the shit and embracing it. According to (Casey) Taylor Swift and Tom Hiddleston are short-lived power couples and left many fans wondering if the relationship was either for business purposes or show. Most people due to lunatic thinking, embrace the fake love lives and embrace them in real life which turns out awkward and short-lived. Take Care of what is taken on the Camera. The worst fairy tale in public figures is dressing poorly and making mistakes in the public domain. Celebrity life is flawless and strives to impress. On camera, the best is put to the public as ideal. Celebrities have a persona of practising a craft to portray their lives. When one is on camera, they portray their ideal character. Images, looks, and dressing are choreographed to soothe those who take in their contents. The ideal bodies are edited and stunned to suit an occasion. As humans, we are cheated into believing this is what they are when it is all fake and meaningless. This picture shows the difference between a celebrity in real life and on camera. The famous cliche, “Mirror, mirror, quit the lies”, perfectly aligns with what we take and emulate from media. When we look keenly at the different fashions and looks of celebrities on social media, we can recognise the best and worst looks of celebrities. There will always be fault and imperfections in how they carry themselves. Celebrity Ethics when no one is looking. My grandfather once told me the...