Why Do Super Stars Die So Young?
by Micheal Jackson at age 50, Elvis Presley at age 46, Bruce Lee at age 33. What is so wrong with these people?
They all started like ordinary kids. They were not too famous, nor too powerful nor too rich, just like the boy next door.
Somewhat along the way they managed to reach the top of success and money.
I believe that no one know for sure what’s wrong with people that enjoy a lot of success. Most of them start to engage in drugs, alcohol, illegal stuff and actions, sometimes even worse.
Take the example of Elvis and Michael, all of a sudden they started to behave like stupid teens who were trying to find themselves.
I also know some adults like this and nothing comes closer to insanity and dementia than a person who is trying to find out who he or she is and what is doing here.
The moral of thh story is that they were so good and so famous but not strong enough to deal with Life’s problems such as old age, fear of death, and many other bad things, so they prefer the easy way out which as drugs.
Some of them, all of them, could still be alive and praised by millions of fans, but the fear of loss of status is the worst evil of human race.
Bruce Lee feared that he would be forgotten if he started to decline in his abilities, and the other famous people feel much the same.
Britney Spears while on drugs she says she thinks she is ugly, despite being one of the most beautiful women on earth.
Take a look at her on drugs.
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Post CommentGail Gunter
On July 7, 2009 at 1:19 pm
It hits more people than you think. Those that live in the public eye just seem to crash and burn with a more lasting affect. Was it because they were any better or worse than the rest of society? No. Simply that we, the public,were living vicariously through them and felt that when they left this earth we lost a part of ourselves. Don’t get me wrong, the public puts these people up on pedastals and these individuals, like Britney Spears, allow it. Problem with that is there is all this pressure coming to bear on them. Not the least of which, is from the artists themselves. Close up in a mirror, no one looks good.