How do I become famous? How do I stay modest and likeable? Is

>>18663705
I know what you mean. American culture obsesses over celebrity, but also shames anyone that desires it.

Its a pretty sick catch 22. I don't think theres anything wrong with a desire to be famous. To quote Brad Neely's "Wizard People, Dear Reader,"

"... you know, that’s all anyone ever does anything for anyway, the sake of a story to be made of them."

it's a normal desire to not just "vanish in darknes"
once you die. moat people sooth that desire by having kids. but you can also try to create a lasting masterpiece. write a book, music, make art. by only being an excentric person you might achieve some fame, but how durable this will be is rather questionable. you'd need to give humanity a good reason to still remember you in 100 years.

also, you prevent imodesty and unlikeabilty like you would if you weren't famous. by not being a narcissistic bitch. you can still be exciting and interesting without being too full of yourself. look at iris apfel. she's a really sweet person.

Thanks for the replies guys, I do read em and they are always interesting

bumo

In the same position my guy, though in one way I just want people to recognize me and be in a higher place but also being remembered and known for stuff and being able to influence and connect with people from a different level seems cool.

Just want to view life from a different standpoint and see the scenery at the top.

>>18665852
I like that wording and will steal it when I am famous

>>18665881
Not if I steal it from him first!

I'm famous for anonymous content but its hard to monetise off of without my bank shit getting doxxed. I hear a shell company is a way of anonymising it but is that legal