13 Celebrities That Have Dated Their Fans

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You will find an opt-out button at the bottom of the page, in the footer. Buying a purse because it looks vaguely similar to something Blake Lively carried who is that again? Just watched a movie and moved on - did not talk about who they are or how I wanted to be like them. Try to date someone else famous if a celebrity rejects you.

Seven months into dating him, I met him in a midwestern city for 36 hours while he was in the middle of an 11-day away-game road trip. However, I do admire those celebrities who go beyond the call of duty to protect disenfranchised people, support nature conservation, cruelty to animals, raising charities.

Celebrities Who Are Mean To Fans, According To All Those Rumors

Tiger Woods had with a lot of women while married. So too have hundreds of thousands of people all over the world. But as my Mom used to say, we do not care two hills of beans about that. So why the fascination with Tiger. There are the obvious reasons. For instance, we know Tiger Woods' name; we have seen him on television, and on some level, we feel like we know him to some extent. We have all watched him make a putt, and then give that wild fist pump in the air. Further, we know that Tiger will be talked about at our work, why dont celebrities date fans we care too. We humans do enjoy chattering it up with fellow humans. But beyond that, we all admire Tiger Woods' ability to golf. And the motherload of research shows that when people are amazing or even good in one area, this tends to transmit to perceptions in other areas the halo effect. So as absurd as it sounds to me right now, we expect Tiger to be moremoremore whatever else that is good. And when this ability to see him as universally awesome is broken, we get a little annoyed, or even irrate. Another interesting possibility derives from. As I have written in past blogs, this theory starts with the assumption that people generally want to live for why dont celebrities date fans long as possible. But they know they will die, and why dont celebrities date fans is potentially very disturbing. So humans do the best they can; they ignore death and they overestimate their and underestimate their risk for diseases etc. They also invest in meaning systems that will prevail after they die. So yeah, death is a bummer and maybe even scares the living daylights out of a lot of us, but it sucks less if we will live on in some way post death, either symbolically through loved ones and our cultural beliefs, or through our beliefs. So in other words, we celebrities because they are an integral part of culture. They have made it in the worldview we are so entrenched in. And that makes us feel all warm and fuzzy, and like our life matters and in turn, death doesn't sting as much. Doctoral student Spee Kosloff and his advisor, professor Jeff Greenberg of the University of Arizona, recently tested the effects of death salience on celebrity worship. In several studies, people were more positive towards celebrities and fame when they were first reminded why dont celebrities date fans death. This suggests that people cope with the awareness they will die by loving themselves some fame and celebrity. So when Tiger Woods has sex with various women, we lose in him. This key figure of our cultural worldview has broken a key element of our belief system; thou shall not their spouse. On some level then, the sexual exploits of Tiger Woods make us more uncomfortable with our inevitable death. After following the impact of the death of Michael Jackson for the past 5 months I would say that his diehard fans have it a lot worse then the fans of Tiger Woods. Tiger is only guilty of being a 'cad'. He had to die to become popular again and he still has a dark cloud overhanging his name, probably forever, even though he was found not guilty. I'm sure a lot of men out there probably even identify to some degree with Tiger Woods and admire him on some level. Also, it's not like he's a conservative politician. He can probably get past this in a few year's time. Maybe he can do some Viagra ads instead of Gatorade. This is a wakeup call to the rest of us we need to stop putting celebrities, politicians, sports figures, pop stars, etc. They let us down almost every time. They almost all have skeletons in their closets. How many politicians have been found to have cheated on their spouses while supposedly standing for 'family values'. Or started wars for reasons other then what they said we were going to war for in the case of Bush we went to war with Iraq because Saddam had 'wmd'. The right wing had a whole other agenda for going to war with Iraq which I won't go into here. Governor Mark Sanford R of S. Carolina was only the latest example of a hypocrite family values politician. Presidential candidate John Edwards comes to mind also. Also, many of us are feeling let down by President Obama, the economy is not getting any better and is he really any different than Bush was. There was a whole 'cult of personality' during Obama's campaign. Also, there is a cult of personality with all the Sarah Palin worshippers. She is their Reagan in a skirt who is singlehandedly going to resurrect the conservative revolution with the Christian right. She looks great in a skirt, etc. We love to make these people into our heroes. Then we are surprised when they have human failings. Maybe worshipping these people gives our lives meaning in some way because we can aspire to be like them or have children which will grow up to be like them. Sorry for my poor sentence structure, it's hard to type in a small box in a comment forum. I think we need to face the facts. We have celebrity obsession because of our society. People who celebrity obsess more so than being just a fan, do so because of esteem issues that their own family and the other people in their lives could care less about. The fan is blamed instead of the people in our society who don't know the right way to treat people. We why dont celebrities date fans twisted views in which only a select group of people in the real world of the fan are automatically treated like intelligent respectable adults for no logical reason at all. The obsessed fan is treated like an idiot. I wish those who tend to criticize someone for not acting their age or not being a grown up, would start to look at themselves. Maybe if we did not have to live in a twisted society where some people are criticized and reprimanded for a behavior that someone else can get away with, then maybe we would not run to fantasy land and dream of that desert island where we can make love to our favorite celebrity. We live in a society in which there are people who criticize others without ever looking at themselves and their own behavior. In a world like this one, why shouldn't a fan want to escape into a world of fantasy with Brad Pitt, George Clooney, or anyone in the public eye. It's pretty easy to understand the reason for idolizing, but is more difficult to do something about it. People are brainwashed from a very young age to fit in, and it's all about consumerism and media control. Under these conditions, we're more prone to seeing famous people in a different light from reality. Wow, they must have something really special about them to be so popular. But what do they actually have that others don't. Attention and fame and whatever ludicrous lifestyle goes with all of that. It isn't exceptional good traits that get these people where they are. It's nepotism, or other often shady connections, along with an extreme willingness to sell oneself for attention. In my opinion, most celebrities are very psychologically ill people. Those behind the scenes are advertising geniuses. They're predators who know how to pick out feeble-minded puppets like Britney Spears - a less-than ordinary person but one who is easily marketable. Then you have your Angelina Jolie types. Connections get her in, and she's the kind of psychopathic filth that knows how to run with it and manipulate her way to extreme fame. These types increase their status by doing charitable work to melt the hearts of the brainwashed masses. I think that we have become accustomed to society's general ill-treatment towards regular people. With an overly-medicated, depressed, underpaid and overtaxed society, it's easier to succumb than fight. Famous people, though no better in any way than the rest of us in fact, often worseare force fed to us by the government-funded media. We see these hyped-up jokers and how well they're perceived and want a piece of the pie. They have all this money and glitz and nothing of any importance to show for it, and we wonder just how they do it. We start to wonder if they really are superior, and it just gets worse from there. Corporate whores that are currently pulling the strings benefit from all of it by controlling the people. Sick and dumbed-down people make great consumers and we're less likely to fight for our rights in that state. We just keep feeding the machine and a few twisted fuckers reap the benefits. The best thing to do is stop supporting this horrible elitist mentality by switching it off. As hard as it is to avoid billboards and Hollywood gossip magazines, along with the lifestyles and products they push, it can be done. I switched off my tv and haven't turned it back on. I go to stores with no magazines at the checkout, and I avoid most movies. I reduce my internet time and have started doing my own enjoyable activities. It's still there but it's losing its effect on me - thankfully. What I find even more disturbing is that those people who go all obsessive over celebrities start thinking of their favorite celebrities as if they're perfect and can't do no wrong, almost as if they are not human. It's really just repulsive the heights people will go to defend a celebrity they like simply because of them being a celebrity they like, whether than knowing if they actually did do something wrong. Don't hate me, but it's kinda like the Woody Allen thing. If he did something wrong, I don't know and I don't think I ever will, but the way some people are defending him just based on obsessively liking him, than knowing if he didn't or did something actually wrong. People rather blind themselves to the fact that he can be an awful person and allow him to go unpunished for sexually-molesting his daughter, rather than seeing him for who he is, all because they're his favorite celebrity. Celebrity why dont celebrities date fans is disturbing period. Celebrities have repeatedly been shown to be just as human as everyone else. Notice how when celebrities are put on a worship-like pedestal, and long enough, a skeleton or a few are shown. No human is capable of being able to stay on a pedestal like that while paparazzi are constantly reporting every-fucking-thing they do, and even then, the celebrity will more than likely show themselves for what they are. Whatever this so-called special thing is about celebrities is bullshit. There's nothing special at all. This is nothing, but an illusion from our society and a wonderful tactic so-called entertainment gossip use to keep the viewers in so they think they're watching something worth watching. And our society has this creepy thing for simply respecting the small minority of rich people for simply being rich, and this shows with celebrities, whom are simply respected and idolized for being famous. I think celebrities should get respect, but respect for their craft and what they do, not because they are these gods that are put on worship-like why dont celebrities date fans, because. I used to obsess over celebrities because I was very lonely and had no friends or family. Celebrities were substitutes to that. The tools where always there for me to be supposed or imaginary friends with them through magazines and celebrity gossip websites that they even have for teenagers. They were an only connection I could feel with people, as I didn't really have that connection in real life. I don't think this is the case for other people because most people have friends, but it might be a type of loneliness you don't get from having friends, but by something else. If I stayed in that state any longer I'd probably go more crazy than I already was about celebrities. I'm so happy to be out of it, though. As perplexing as it is to the onlooker, it's a lot more nice. And I've found an actual connection too. Thank you so much for sharing that Molly, I am coming to terms with also some celebrity worship idolization I seemed to have been doing or getting towards. I don't hang out with friends. Never understood why people follow them. Even as a child I never found myself following or cared to follow anyone on the big screen. Just watched a movie and moved on - did not talk about who they are or how I wanted to be like them. So when I see people praising them and thinking they are something wonderful - truly makes me realize people are brainwashed at such a young age to idolize another person.

Thank you so much for sharing that Molly, I am coming to terms with also some celebrity worship idolization I seemed to have been doing or getting towards. Tiger Woods had with a lot of women while married. Look at how many people were disappointed when , despite the fact that there was no chance they would have ended up with him even if he wasn't having a Baby Gos. I find most celebrities boring. Whatever this so-called special thing is about celebrities is bullshit. This key figure of our cultural worldview has broken a key element of our belief system; thou shall not their spouse. We saw each other constantly and talked about the future. A socially conscious perspective was a prerequisite to date me. Here are eight celebrities that found love in a hopeless place, when they married their biggest fans. These increase your chance of getting some face-to-face time with your celeb. HubPages and Hubbers authors may earn revenue on this page based on affiliate relationships and advertisements with partners including Amazon, Google, and others.