Yes, why not.
But some things have to be pointed out about this "yes".
First, I don't like fame. As a person from a family of succesful entrepeneurs, I learnt that having money is cool, but it is way better if nobody knows you. Dating a celebrity could put this situation of mine into risk.
Second, I would not date a celebrity for being a celebrity itself (this relates to point one). However, if she is a celebrity there must be some traits that make her interesting, and led her to being where she is: talent, self confidence, beauty, hard working, etc. These traits are the ones that would add to the fact that she is a celebrity, and should overcome that fact.
Third, being a celebrity implies a lot of social interaction. Many of this interaction is related to their way of living. Add to this cocktail that being a celebrity could mean they are the sexually desired by hordes of fans. I should be able to cope with this fact. As trust is the main pillar of a relationship, her way of living could threaten my trust even if she did not have any intentions on cheating. Dating a celebrity requires peace of mind and unusual maturity, and a good picture and understanding of what you should expect.
Fourth, which is in a parallel dimension of all that I mentioned before, and complements it. The fact that the person you are meeting is a celebrity can intoxicate and distort your view on them, which in result effects your emotional connection and the reasons on why you are with that person. You have to be cold and cool, down to earth, and bring that person you are dating down to earth with you. Never put anyone in an altar for things they having diserved in relationship terms.
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I am single now. I believe that Kristen Bell is married, so no! Next choice, Keira Knightley is married, so no! Kate Hudson: I don't think she is attached at the moment. Kate, if you want me, come and claim your prize!
Funny you should ask, because I have actually been hit on by more than one celebrity on different occasions (I better not say who or I might get sued)! Of course, I had to turn them both down because I'm married, and one tried to convince me to cheat on my husband while the other just said that my husband is a very lucky man. If I were single, I'd probably give a celebrity a chance if he asked me out, but I'd be guarded because they have so many options it's probably harder than most people to become and stay committed to just one person. Plus, they're away a lot and have super busy schedules. For celebrities, they have to be seen with the "right kind of person," whether they really care about that person for anything other than their looks or not, so I'd always feel like I had to look a certain way for them. Unfortunately, though, most celebs do cheat on their SOs quite a lot, so that would be something else to be wary of.
Dating someone famous is very difficult. They have a lot of fans and you have to keep in mind that many people of the opposite gender will be trying to contact them, including some that will be considered attractive.
You may also start feeling inadequate when your partner is that successful and you aren't, and if/when you break up you can't have that "I'll make him/her regret it by being more successful than them" (as success and happiness is the best revenge) because the likelihood of you achieving what they already have is low.
I wouldn't do it
i have thought about this and im in the industry now where i have the opportunity too but i just feel like they are way out of my league bc they are rich and im not and the women they usually go for are either rich and famous or just rick and i can't compete with that and im not a 10. im decently attractive but dont feel like im at there level so i dont really try. im working on that though since im tired of dating broke regular guys all the time. its boring and disappointing
Not because of the fame but because they look like a good person. Everyone is just human with flaws. They are people like us.
I would love to date Ian Somerhalder but he is married now. He is a good person, loves animals and is caring. He seems like a down to earth type of guy that avoids drama (he isn't in the news at all.)
Plus, he's gorgeous.
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The fantasy is fun sometimes, and many celebrities are very attractive, but in real life, it would be far more difficult than most imagine.
Celebrities make lots of money - and not just for themselves, but for the companies that employ them. They have to travel a lot and most have very busy schedules. You would be apart a whole lot, and there would be constant distractions.
You'd have TMZ and others following you around and getting involved in your private moments. You'd either need to make tons of money or they would have to pay to let you live their expensive lifestyle. And inevitably, they would be working closely with other very attractive celebrities (jealousy? Yeah.).
Those are all reasons why celebrities tend to date other celebrities.Even if she's really nice, I don't see a relationship working if I have to worry about what the tabloids and paparazzi and everybody else is going to be doing to tear us apart or humiliate one or both of us in some way for higher ratings or whatever.
I just see that whole world as completely and totally toxic with absolutely no redeeming qualities whatsoever, not even if you're making millions of dollars, I'd rather be poor, all the happiest people I know are poor, and all the most miserable people I know are rich. So what are you buying and what are you selling with all that money?I'd rather not have the fame. I wouldn't be intimidated because celebrity's are just like us but with good jobs, lots of money and a whole lot of people up in their business 24/7. Knowing a celebrity would be cool, and maybe even being a friend. Some celebrities seem like pretty cool people. I'd just hate the constant media attention.
Dating an image of a person... No that is doomed to fail. If you would like spend some time with that person beforehand and got to know the real person, not the image of the person (caused by media and perhaps acting roles), then perhaps. Otherwise: you would be lying to yourself or you would be a golddigger.
No, because I would hate it to be in the center of attention, i don't like that, people would write about me and stuff and i get pissed off easily so no... not like they are not human beings but I think having a relationship with them is different from having a relationship with somebody who is not famous...
I sure the fuck wouldn't be intimidated.
Unfortunately, the only two I can think of right offhand would both be... less than ideal.
Maria Brink is covered in tattoos and I've read that she has some rather severe emotional baggage.
And Lindsey Stirling would be looking for marriage before having sex, and I'm not about to go that route again. Plus she's Mormon and I generally prefer to stay away from them. Especially the women.No names or details, but I have encountered many celebrities in my line of work. Most of them are just regular people who don't get to be just regular people very often and appreciate when someone interacts with them and not with the celebrity character that is all most people see.
I used to, but I'm not sure I would anymore. It's not that I'm intimidated. It's more that many of them seem to have a different view on the world "as celebrities" and I'm not sure I can see myself with someone with the view I'm referring to. Don't get me wrong - not all celebrities are like that. But it's like finding a needle in a haystack - for the celebrity that I WOULD date.
Imitidated isn't the right word for why I wouldn't. It's the fact that you'd have to deal with celebrity problems after that. You couldn't go outside in a public place without getting bombarded with the papparitzi or random people shouting at you, completely breaking the social norms of how you interact with a stranger, and taking pictures of you without permission.
I enjoy the quiet , easy going, and drama free lifestyle. Being a regular person's great.oh i would for sure, look at her she is perfect
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Depends on how well we get along. Being famous wouldn't make or break their chances, although being famous by association would be stressful, I've never been 1 to let a bunch of strangers deny me my happiness.
I mean I wouldn't go for one who's constantly in the public eye. But goshh, I've got a girl crush on Eva Longoria and admire her oh so much. I'm a straight woman, but if she were to show interest, I'd care to head out for a girl date 💁♀️
I wouldn't want people taking pictures of me and intruding in our personal lives, so no I wouldn't. I would also feel intimidated and wouldn't like to be judged around the world by people I don't even know.
No, but it's not because of intimidation. It's because they have a crazy schedule, and you are basically having to share them with the rest of the public.
it depends on the celeb. I would definitely date her if she was down to earth and not a super diva. Someone that could be happy living a mixed lifestyle of country and Beverly Hills. If she was terrified to break a nail or get a little dirty in the mud, then it wouldn't work out. No matter how hot she was. lol
I wouldn't want to if it wasn't going to last a long time. I would lose my privacy and that is something I would not give up for just anyone. Although if I was really head over heels in love, like talking about marriage and stuff, then I would be willing to date a celebrity.
depends on the level of fame... like... aziz ansari? sure. he's a chill dude. but like... leo dicaprio level? hell no lol. i'd prefer someone whose ego can still fit inside our galaxy :p
I dated one (I'm not sharing the name) and it was the worst experience of my life. Self absorbed, attention seeking asshole who wanted nothing but more attention... Never again.
I love to see them from far... but when it comes to a relationship , I hate them... so no I won't... they aren't made for long term relationship... they just... aren't meant to be married... by me...
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