Do you think that you should be a movie star???
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Tiercel
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Hell no! You'd see me on TMZ walking towards the camera shouting "Leave me the f
alone!" followed by awkward camera movements and squeals of pain from the cameraman.
I already feel like I'm always under a microscope. I don't actually need to be.
However, I'm willing to put up with it if any Hollywood starlets decide I'm worth the trouble.
alone!" followed by awkward camera movements and squeals of pain from the cameraman.I already feel like I'm always under a microscope. I don't actually need to be.
However, I'm willing to put up with it if any Hollywood starlets decide I'm worth the trouble.
da_illest101
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I'm the next Ron Jeremy
lmao that guy had one hell of a career that's for sure
Luke1993
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EscapeArtist
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I think I know what you're getting at. Most of us seem to be very observant, especially when it comes to exaggerating reactions, as well as sensitive. These are great traits for actors or actresses... If there weren't people staring at me, and If I were able to not hear myself, and if there was no stage (I don't like stages) i'm sure i'd make a half decent actress. But without social anxiety, I wouldn't be as observant from all my wallflower years either, so it's not really possible.
shredman
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I'd love to act.. that would be awesome. But I couldn't think of anything more terrifying than doing it infront of others... especially theatre.
Being a movie star means that you constantly have people looking at you ... judging you, waiting for a slip up, then post it all over the magazines for the whole world to see Hmmmmm no thanks, I think I'll give that one a miss
My question to you would be why do you want to be a movie star? If its only for validation & acceptance from others you will probaly find being one would be a pretty shallow existence.
Being a movie star means that you constantly have people looking at you ... judging you, waiting for a slip up, then post it all over the magazines for the whole world to see
Hmmmmm no thanks, I think I'll give that one a miss My question to you would be why do you want to be a movie star? If its only for validation & acceptance from others you will probaly find being one would be a pretty shallow existence.
I think if all people whom suffer for social anxiety/phobia were cured instantly tomorrow, and formed a community/town of their own, it would quickly grow to be the most successful town in the continent. Most here know how to respect one another, and wouldn't think even once about screwing a fellow community member over, like we see so often in normal communities.
I don't even dare to speculate about how much talent is held back by social anxiety. Actors or otherwise.
I don't even dare to speculate about how much talent is held back by social anxiety. Actors or otherwise.
Untorn Living. Living Dead.
I want to play a dead person in one of those murder re-enactment scenes on t.v for those television murder shows. Well either be a dead body or someone who is twitching and about to die. I don't know if I could actually stay still, sooo that may have to do it. It doesn't really require talent, and they don't really even show your face...
I want to play a dead person in one of those murder re-enactment scenes on t.v for those television murder shows. Well either be a dead body or someone who is twitching and about to die. I don't know if I could actually stay still, sooo that may have to do it. It doesn't really require talent, and they don't really even show your face...
Considering the career that I would like to have, fame and notoriety would be part of the territory. Although I've previously fantasized about being known (because I'm rarely on anyone's radar), it's not necessary for me.