How can I feel less "triggered" when reading celeb

>>17156759
>way smarter than you
I don't think that one's true, so many of them sound stupid when they open their mouths without their media tard handler around.

>>17156785
I feel like OP is referring to Emma Watson as one of these superior celebs, and honestly, she comes across as pretty much perfect in the media.

>>17156785
I said pic related
Also, I am from an Asian country a couple of celebs here are like super smart

>>17156796
>>17156798
What's intelligent about Emma Watson though?

>>17156808
Do you live under a rock?

>>17156810
I know she made a couple of mediocre movies, gave a speech of feminism at the UN and has recently experienced a couple of controversies regarding skin whitening cream and tax avoidance. So what's intelligent about her?

>>17156759
The thing you have to remember about celbrities is that they are NOT successful - they're just lucky.

Take Emma Watson for example. She's reasonably attractive - allthough she's not a 10, got no bangers and she looks like the sort of girl who when you get her in the sack she just lays there like "oh, you missed a spot when you painted the ceiling". However, that's not why she's famous. Ahw'a famous because she was in Harry Potter, and all she had to do for that was show up to an audition for child actors. If you were a millionaire by the time you were 10 and the whole world knew your name, you could do all the shit she does just as well.

Thinking a celebrity is "better" than you is like thinking a lottery winner worked harder than you to get what he has.

>>17156808
http://time.com/114963/emma-watson-graudates-from-brown/
>>17156828
>they're just lucky
>Thinking a celebrity is "better" than you is like thinking a lottery winner worked harder than you to get what he has
Huh and that's why the world is unfair.