I'm not crying for her either. Nor am I making assumptions about how easy her life must be or how much money she makes.
"And Im sure she ain't complaining too much."
"There are drawbacks but they don't even begin to outweigh everything good that happens when you become a Hollywood movie star."
You sound like you speak from experience. Please enlighten me. The biggest drawback is having to live in LA. I'm not sure millions could make me do that.
"Would she rather be a normal college student working a crappy part time job, worrying about finals, trying to save money to buy a car, rent apartment. OR jet set around the world, buy all the designer clothes she wants, be pampered by every kiss ass in the world, make MILLIONS, never worry about money? Hmmmm geez that's hard. Let me think about that one."
Don't hurt yourself. Guess what? You can accomplish that without being a celebrity. I know people who have done it and THAT is something I wouldn't mind. But when you're a celebrity, you will be doing all those things with no privacy and with cameras documenting your every move for the sole purpose of ruining your career. Plus, if you decide to wuit the business or retire, you are immediately labeled a washout has-been. Watch Searching for Debra Winger for some more insight into the subject.
"What can you expect from a bunch of seitan worshippers?" - Reginald Tresilian