Celebrities Lead Very Stressful Lives Hossein Sharifi

People usually love to be noted, to hear their own names everywhere, to see their
names on the cover of magazines or news. Although celebrities will have a gratifying
and glamorous lifestyle, they won't be pleased, as they are prominent and always in the
limelight. Celebrities lead very stressful lives; they have too little privacy, too much
pressure, and no safety.

For one thing, celebrities don't have the privacy an ordinary person does. Their
personal and private lives are open to the public. Photographers are everywhere chasing
and taking photos, no matter where they are; at restaurants, on streets or even at their
homes. And sometimes every small detail will be magnified and exaggerated in the
public mind by these photographers who only want to improve the impact of their
papers.

In addition to the lack of privacy, celebrities are under constant pressure. Just
like they have 'Truman disorder', they feel that they are being watched. Their physical
appearance and their communications are under observation. A simple thing like a
divorce or an engagement in the celebrities' lives will be a reason to cause for scandal,
so that they are always worried and stressful to be good all the time.

Most importantly, celebrities must deal with the stress of being in the constant
danger. In streets while meeting a group of eager fans, celebrities are stressed of being
attacked. For example, after a football match, fans who are angry with the players will
attack them on the streets.

In conclusion, celebrities relinquish their own privacy and safety, as they are
always in the public eye, which make them under danger and stressed.