Logan,
"WTF to do with wealth and behavior / act."
Not always but most of the times it is observed that wealth controls human behavior a lot. Like people with lots of money tend to behave erratically or arrogantly. This is also because they are devoid of any insecurities that a normal middle class or low income people are struggling with namely, job security, materialistic gains, car, house, rent, tuition fee, etc. These all will for sure change and control our behavior and actions a lot. So our behavior is directly proportional to what kind of wealth we have (in many cases).
"Every one likes to be famous and do stupid things."
I disagree. Not everybody wants to be famous and not everybody wants to do stupid things. This is an ignorant statement! You can say instead "everyone of us whether famous or not, we tend to do stupid things" and that can include sex scandals and cheating, extra-marital affairs, multiple fornications before marriage, you name it. Our mistakes may get hidden that is because we are not famous and not many people know us by face and our work. But these people like Namrata and Sahana, many people in Nepal know them as "so called" celebrities. Their "mistakes" or whatever they say, get highlighted more than ours as that is a part of being famous. We, as regular people, are always curious to know whatever is going on these people's lives. We could have let it go but human nature is such to poke one's nose in others' businesses. If Namrata and Sahana were nobody, who would even care about what kind of sex lives these women are/ were leading.
"According to my friend who spends time in Facebook and TikTok are more stupid. If I add more to his view we are discussing and spending here are stupid too. Those who spend time analyzing people falls on extremely stupid."
We are "digital immigrants" not "digital generation", so it is very easy for us to say that getting engrossed in digital world and not dwelling in reality is stupid, but with the newer generation coming, they would not understand this kind of school of thought. I may not spend my time in TikTok or Facebook, but there are millions others who do. For them, this is what they have been seeing once they started taking control of their surroundings.
We can live and let other people live, I agree, but thanks to social media and all, now privacy is a gone thing. I may not want to talk about all these stupid sex stories or scandals and judge somebody based on that, but the media I am exposed to right from the time I open my computer or phone or watch, I am constantly fed with all these news, scoops, scandals blah blah. How can somebody like myself save from not gossiping then? So if we are discussing some celebrity's sex lives be it Namrata or Kim Kardashian or Pamela Anderson, then whose fault is that anyway?
Who is more guilty here, the people who orchestrates those stupid actions or those who analyze these people for their actions?
