None. I don’t know any celebrities personally, so it would be pretty silly of me to be overly emotional about their deaths, imo. If a death has some especially tragic background to it, then I may feel some sentiment akin to “aww that’s too bad” or “that’s horrible” or something. Very little emotion beyond that and life goes on of course.
None. I don’t know any celebrities personally, so it would be pretty silly of me to be overly emotional about their deaths, imo. If a death has some especially tragic background to it, then I may feel some sentiment akin to “aww that’s too bad” or “that’s horrible” or something. Very little emotion beyond that and life goes on of course.
A number of them; I was shaken hearing the death of Dana Plato, when I found out; but, I usually sympathize, when I hear of a death, like a gatekeeper between life and death.
Well I’ve cried over a celebrity death as I don’t think I have the capacity to get that upset over somebody I hadn’t known personally. However there have been some deaths that have affected me the most like Alan Rickman’s departure: anyone who grew up watching the HP films and reading the books can relate.
@dr_shenanigans: same here. I had no idea he was (medically) depressive.
People should be more open about that and take their medicine. Someone with a bacterial infection will not (most of the time) forget his/her antibiotics. That should be the same here.
@dr_shenanigans: same here. I had no idea he was (medically) depressive.
People should be more open about that and take their medicine. Someone with a bacterial infection will not (most of the time) forget his/her antibiotics. That should be the same here.
Even his attitude on camera told me he had some issues but I never thought he would actually take his own life.
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