The downward spiral of fame

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Internet famous

There is no free lunch, past 2010 a new league of famous people started to pop ; they called themselves the influencers, the internet famous, the youtubers, etc ... 

Sure, working 9 to 5 in a tedious job is not the dream life

But being an Internet Star is not either, and this is why:

- you may be posting great stuffs, but there are tons of people posting everyday ; try googling the number of new contents posted every hour on Instagram, and you will get dizzy...

- Assuming you get noticed, then well ... hello leaked Content & Piracy ; as soon as you get views, and hits, the vulture are coming and are stealing your precious content, design, photos, artwork, lyrics, poetry, etc ...

- Another consequence, of being famous is that you will always be asked to do more ; this added pressure, will get you up at night, and somehow at this point ; you will be lucky if are making money out of it... 

- Because let's face it the money is NOT as good as you may think

- Now, if you don't have other skills that your body, then you have entered another category of 'Internet Stars' and don't forget "There is a cost to becoming a sexual object" because you will then be opening yourself to sexual Harassment and stalkers 

- Also once you have tasted the Internet bubble, it can interfere with your goals (career wise) ; imagine yourself trying to return to a mainstream career, and your employer is googling your name, and finds lots of contents, that maybe you wished would have disappeared ...

- The same thing will happen with your partner, this past life decision will impact future relationships

- Once you posted something on the Internet, and it got noticed ... it will be there forever, you can't take it back



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