Fame-OUS or Fame-WHORE?

Fame-OUS or Fame-WHORE?

Thousand of Facebook likes, tons of followers and many admirers? “Oh you might be popular!” This is what other people say to you when you have these. But what’s the point?

Does it earn you profit? Yes if you are an actress or a model that shows up in television and published in magazines. But no if you’re just a simple kid in school. Snapshots of your beautiful face or fit and sexy body posted on networking sites like Facebook earning thousands of likes from people from different places. But what’s the use? A well kid like us in this generation likes to expose ourselves to other people, to make friends or maybe to be discovered.

The good side of earning attention from others is you feel happy and wanted. But the bad side is when you get used to it and when it somehow stops or fade you will seek for it and make way to be noticed again, it’s like an illness that makes you eager for attention.

Severe effects of this is becoming fake and doing new things to pretend that you are into the new trends just to stay on top. Some transforms to hideous monsters that becomes arrogant and self-conceited to the point they underestimate people because they know they are better. Arrogance and too much self-confidence will make you a freak, some what called attention seeker or fame whore.

Nobody wants to be called that way. And you wouldn’t want to unconsciously turn into a beast inside a precious face. Being blessed with a pretty face that is in demand to the public is a gift from above that should be used with responsibility and limitations. You don’t have to use people to be famous and you definitely don’t have to pull other people down so you would go up and outshine them.

If you are popular then you are, no need to spread to the whole world how popular you are and to vaunt about it. It’s not what famous people do. Never let your feet float even an inch away from the ground.