Celebs these days , along with the rest of the world seem to be floating on a veritable ocean of complacency.
Celebs these days , along with the rest of the world seem to be floating on a veritable ocean of complacency.
pity and attention.
She really has nothing to offer the entertainment world. Without broadcasting her lupus diagnosis, she would fade away forever. I'm surprised she has lasted as long as she has in Hollywood. She is a shrimpy, no talent and can't make up for those shortcomings by at least being skinny.
I hope she saved that Disney money.
Also Wiki says, "Selena Marie Gomez is an American actress, singer and fashion designer."
Every idiot seems to tout themself as a designer these days. Wtf ppl.pity and attention.
She really has nothing to offer the entertainment world. Without broadcasting her lupus diagnosis, she would fade away forever. I'm surprised she has lasted as long as she has in Hollywood. She is a shrimpy, no talent and can't make up for those shortcomings by at least being skinny.
I hope she saved that Disney money.
Also Wiki says, "Selena Marie Gomez is an American actress, singer and fashion designer."
She doesn't strike me as the brightest bulb in the box. I would not put it past her (and a lot of celebs) to just buy the most expensive treatment money can buy and have no idea what's going on in there. Clearly she hasn't cared about what's gone into her body before (junk food, Justin Bieber), she probably doesn't understand what kind of treatment she's getting and can't explain it to the public.
Feeling slightly bad for how cruel this sounds in the face of someone who's actually apparently sick. Maybe.
Undoubtedly, there are people like that but the idea that a person could take such a passive role in their own health and recovery is mind blowing to me. No matter how much money you have it's still your life or quality of life that is at stake. To just blindly lay that in anyone else's hands is such a dull thing to do, especially if you have the resources to become knowledgeable and grow in some way from the experience.
Going through treatment as a non-medical person is very daunting actually. Doctors either oversimplify or inadvertently end up patronizing their patients in an effort to explain themselves. I've never realized how glaring this disparity can be until I watched my own non medical relatives scramble to understand their own options with cancer treatment and end of life care. Googling webmd doesnt really educate or dispel questions about your treatment plan so much. Pretty useful to have family in medicine at that point.
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Nothing sets off a doughy midsection like a fringed fishnet body stocking.
her face. She knows she looks ridiculous.
As idealistic as I may sound it is comforting when someone in the public eye has a health issue others are facing. I know it supports/ed me to learn about those also facing my own problem (not lupus).
While she doesn't inspire me, she does others and if their idol/inspiration is battling the same thing they are it gives them hope.
But, yes, everything is PR when it comes to media figures so it would only have been released like this for a revenue generating motive v it coming out accidentally in other ways.
Nothing sets off a doughy midsection like a fringed fishnet body stocking.
Oh my god, she needs to fire her stylist! I feel like this is something Aria from PLL would wear
They actually look so similar here, in every way other than facially.Oh my god, she needs to fire her stylist! I feel like this is something Aria from PLL would wear
I don't know why I keep posting photos of her. Maybe it's my ongoing fascination with her apparent predilection for high-necked ensembles, despite her short neck and plump face.
Do any of you read Tom and Lorenzo? Even though I almost always disagree with their thoughts on fashion I used to quite like their blog for the snarky one-liners, but it's been getting increasingly dull and repetitive over the last few years and they are astoundingly hypersensitive and venomous towards any dissent in the comments section (not that I have ever commented). Now I mostly just look at their pictures and don't read the commentary, but I made the mistake of reading their thoughts on this ensemble of Selena's:
"Not to sound like prudes or anything, but this would look pretty chic if that neckline was closed up just a skosh. We say this not for modesty reasons but for reasons of proportion. It looks too much like an undone garment at first glance. Which is the point, of course. We’re gay, but we’re not blind. Even so, it’s got a cute, sexy, holiday feel to it."
Do any of you read Tom and Lorenzo? Even though I almost always disagree with their thoughts on fashion I used to quite like their blog for the snarky one-liners, but it's been getting increasingly dull and repetitive over the last few years and they are astoundingly hypersensitive and venomous towards any dissent in the comments section (not that I have ever commented). Now I mostly just look at their pictures and don't read the commentary, but I made the mistake of reading their thoughts on this ensemble of Selena's:
"Not to sound like prudes or anything, but this would look pretty chic if that neckline was closed up just a skosh. We say this not for modesty reasons but for reasons of proportion. It looks too much like an undone garment at first glance. Which is the point, of course. We’re gay, but we’re not blind. Even so, it’s got a cute, sexy, holiday feel to it."