Celebrity Relationship Breakups Are Normal

Comparing celebrities to everyday civilians is like comparing humans to aliens. We belong to different planets. Part PR buzz and part truth, celebrity couples are meant for doom. Are there exceptions to the rule? No, and that's the truth. The reason being is that stardom jade's a person's heart so much that there is no going back. For example, a new up and coming actress moves to Hollywood with big dreams. Her small town upbringing is just a thing of the past and the new stimulations from all of the interesting people she meets chart her new life in a different direction. A couple of years later, she visits her parents and her old friends. She feels comforted but she needs more. Things just feel too slow and boring for her and she needs to go back to showbiz. Now comparing it to relationships is that when you meet some interesting people, it's hard to go back to mindset of finding a soul mate. In Hollywood, breakups are a dime a dozen because there is always a new drug right around the corner. New beautiful people are moving in and out of Los Angeles every single day, so it's not uncommon for breakups to occur.

Agents set up actors all the time. This can be seen as a PR move to give more exposure of a young and upcoming actor. Sometimes the relationship works out but not more than a few years. It's ridiculous to say that the love will last forever because it won't. There are just too many stimuli for the eyes and heart. Off the top of your head most people won't be able to name a Hollywood couple that is still together today. Is it right to move on from one relationship to the next without realizing the consequences? The answer is not an easy one, but it's neither right nor wrong, it just is.

So it's better to see celebrity breakups and marriages as entertainment. Like a new television show or movie, it's just a spectacle to be seen and guessed at over and over again. A bigger question is if celebrity relationships are a microcosm of every other relationship out there and I would have to say yes it is. It might be difficult for some people to believe but it's the truth. The masses tend to view celebrities as not human, but they are very much flesh, blood and pure emotions. You can take one block from an average American neighborhood to experience the different ranges of relationships